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Regulatory intelligence for the people who need answers — and the products that deliver them.

Agents, legal teams, portfolio compliance teams and software platforms use rental regulatory data for different reasons. Here is what Licenseye changes in each of them — described as mechanisms, not invented savings figures.

Platform

Letting & managing agents

Know what applies before you onboard or manage a property.

  • Cut repeated council research on every new instruction.
  • Apply the same structured answer across branches and teams.
  • Surface local requirements while working on a property.
  • Show the source behind a requirement when a client asks.
API

Property software platforms

Embed local and national regulatory intelligence without maintaining the underlying data operation.

  • Skip building bespoke collection for authority after authority.
  • Consume one consistent structure instead of reconciling per-council formats.
  • Provenance fields that make support and debugging tractable.
  • Keep your product's UX while the data layer is maintained for you.
API

Compliance & RegTech platforms

Turn sourced regulatory rules into workflow triggers, checks and requirements.

  • Ground checklists and inspections in sourced, dated records.
  • Attach provenance to every requirement your product asserts.
  • Handle England, Scotland and Wales through one data model.
  • Trigger workflow changes when an underlying record version moves.
Platform

Property solicitors & legal teams

Add traceable PRS regulatory information to property due diligence.

  • Authority, source and effective-date evidence attached to each requirement.
  • Version history for tracing the published position at a past date.
  • Consistent regulatory context across matters and fee earners.
  • Structured information to support your advice — Licenseye does not provide legal advice.
Platform

Portfolio compliance teams

See how regulation varies across properties and authorities.

  • Review requirements across multiple properties in one view.
  • Identify local variation between authorities in your portfolio.
  • Monitor changes centrally rather than property by property.
  • Keep an evidence trail behind portfolio-level decisions.

Self-managing landlords

Licenseye sells to professional and software customers. Individual landlords managing their own properties are served by RentSure, a separate landlord compliance application that is intended to consume Licenseye regulatory data.

Build or buy the regulatory data layer

Either path is viable. The question is whether sourcing, normalisation, monitoring, review, versioning and delivery are work your team wants to own permanently.

Comparison of building a regulatory data operation in-house versus using Licenseye
OperationBuild in-houseWith Licenseye
Source discoveryIdentify and track every relevant authority and page yourself.Maintained source registry across mapped authorities.
CollectionBuild and babysit collectors for inconsistent council websites and PDFs.Collection operated as a service, with review metadata.
NormalisationDesign and re-design your own rule structure as edge cases appear.One consistent record structure across authorities.
MonitoringDetect changes across many moving sources on your own cadence.Recensus workflow with detected change candidates.
ReviewStaff internal interpretation and quality control indefinitely.Human review and approval before publication.
VersioningBuild immutable history and audit tooling from scratch.Versioned records with retained history.
DeliveryMaintain the internal service, caching and contracts around it.Platform and API delivery from the same records.

Any figures used in commercial conversations are worked through with your own inputs, not presented as measured results.

See Licenseye applied to your properties or your product.

Licenseye gives property professionals source-backed regulatory information, and gives software platforms the structured data to deliver the same answers inside their own products.

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