Category: Announcements

London, UK (May 11, 2020) – Avail, an AI solution for real estate lawyers, today announced its integration with HM Land Registry (“HMLR“), to allow even greater flexibility for loading documents into its platform.

To date, Avail has focused its efforts on reading and analysing risk contained in HMLR documents, predominantly around title and title risk. Having built a link between Avail and HMLR, users will soon be able to purchase documents directly through Avail, allowing them to both download and analyse title risk in one click.

The HMLR portal is the current method by which the majority of lawyers download documents. This portal, although effective, was designed before the dawn of modern UI, and so suffers from serious usability problems.

Direct integration with Avail’s modern, clean platform allows for new ways of exploring data held by HMLR on land parcels including:

• Digital PN1 Searches – At no cost and instant, Avail can now identify any land parcel in the UK according to its corporate owner; and
• Mass document download – Copy/paste in a huge list of titles, and download them instantly.

“This is the natural next step for Avail” said Dom Conte, Avail’s Head of Projects. “We are all about efficiency, and although we saved our client significant time when analysing title documents, we were reliant on those documents being available to begin with. This key integration gives us the ability to remove this step…a further time saving.”

About Avail  

Avail is an early-stage PropTech company that builds unique and innovative AI augmented platforms for the legal sector, primarily focused around transactional real estate teams.

Contact Name: Dom Conte

Phone: 0333 567 8014

Email: dom@avail.ai

Website: www.avail.ai

Avail has entered BETA testing of support for Scottish documentation, a jurisdiction normally ignored by PropTech companies

London, UK (Apr 22, 2020) – Avail, a legal AI platform for real estate lawyers, today announced that it had entered its BETA testing phase of support for Scottish title sheets.

Rather than HM Land Registry, the administration of Scottish land documents is undertaken by ScotLIS, Scotland’s Land Information Service. It is unfortunately behind HM Land Registry in terms of its data products and integration options, and so it has been a challenge for Avail to support documents for this register.

After a number of months of training its proprietary AI, Avail is delighted that it can now read and analyse title sheets downloaded from ScotLIS.

“There are significant Scottish law firms who deal with commercial property” said Dom Conte, Avail’s Head of Projects. “To date, they have been largely ignored, but we’ve been listening! After a long, hard slog, we’re excited to see what benefits we can offer our northern colleagues when carrying out their due diligence.”

Avail’s BETA testing scheme is available to a select few clients only, who benefit from early access to new features. Full support is due to be rolled out to the market later in 2020.

About Avail  

Avail is an early-stage PropTech company that builds unique and innovative AI augmented platforms for the legal sector, primarily focused around transactional real estate teams.

Contact Name: Dom Conte

Phone: 0333 567 8014

Email: dom@avail.ai

Website: www.avail.ai

London, UK (Dec 18, 2019) – Avail, an AI solution for real estate lawyers, today launched its first platform to the legal market. 

Aiming to address the lack of automation products designed for the workflow of a real estate lawyer, Avail uses cutting edge artificial intelligence to automatically generate legal risk reports on title documents and property searches, driving up efficiency within law firms and improving early stage risk spotting.  

The Avail platform is completely pre-trained and operates at accuracy levels of above 95%, setting the standard for AI in real estate. With nearly 100,000 documents processed during its training period, and hundreds of lawyers involved in its development, the Avail team are hoping to make a big splash on the LegalTech scene.

“We’re extremely excited to launch to the market” said Dom Conte, Avail’s Head of Projects. “After nearly two years in R&D developing a piece of proprietary AI just for real estate lawyers, we’re finally able to start rolling this out across the city.”

Avail is available as of today, with a number of top real estate firms lined up as early adopters on the platform

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