Where the work happens.
Screens from the live product. Addresses and parcel numbers are blurred at source; map tiles are public OpenStreetMap data.
All productsDays of comparable
Days of comparable
work, in one pass.
Property records, comparable sales and regression analysis in one appeal-ready workflow. The analysis that would settle a valuation usually does not get done, because doing it by hand takes days. ValueIndiana does it in a session.
The application
What it is for
The situation it walks into.
- Records, sales history and assessment data sit in separate places and use separate identifiers.
- Selecting comparables by hand is slow enough that most valuations get argued without them.
- An adjustment nobody can explain does not survive a review board.
- The output has to be a document someone will accept, not a screen full of numbers.
What it does
Four parts, in that order.
01 · Records in one workflow
Property and sales records assembled and matched to a stable parcel identifier, so search and analysis run against one picture rather than four.
02 · Comparable selection
Candidate comparables surfaced and ranked, with the selection criteria visible rather than buried in the model.
03 · Regression analysis
Adjustments estimated and shown line by line, because a valuation is only as good as the reasoning attached to it.
04 · Appeal-ready reporting
Export a report a review board will accept, with the evidence and the adjustments attached to it.
The deliverable
What a hearing actually accepts.
A generated report for one parcel, 22 pages for this subject. This is what gets mailed to a taxpayer or carried into a hearing. Parcel numbers, addresses and the county name are blurred here; every figure is untouched.
Where it runs
Live surfaces.
Next step
ValueIndiana
The product is live. Walk through it, or talk to us about the same workflow on your records.