Start with a name. Or start with the file.

Most people asking about a plot hold no documents at all. So there are two ways in: ask what the record says about a name or a plot number, or hand us the file and get the full report. Both answer with evidence, cited to the page it came from.

If you do not have the documents

Two of the three families need nothing from you but a name or a plot number. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is signed.

01 — LAND HOLDINGS

What does this person own?

Type a name and we search Odisha’s revenue villages for it, or go straight to a plot or khata number. You get the parcels the record actually names, district by district — not a guess, and not a listing.

Search by name or plot →

02 — LAND LITIGATION

Is it in court?

Search one name across every court and tribunal in India. Or start from a single Encumbrance Certificate and we read every name in the chain out of it and search each one — the people a name-by-name search would miss.

Search the courts →

Everything is paid from one credits wallet. Credits are bought once, spent per generation, and never expire.

Three documents

Intake

You upload three documents — EC (Form 25), ROR/Khatiyan, Sale Deed certified copies. Labelled dropzones with Odisha specimens for reference.

·Encumbrance Certificate, 30-year coverage preferred

·ROR/Khatiyan, current copy required

·Sale Deed certified copies, in chronological order

The 4 checks

Cross-verify

Four checks run across the chain. Every discrepancy becomes a flag — with severity, source check, and the documents that disagree.

·Plot & Khata Identity — every document describes the same parcel

·Owner on Record and Mutation — seller matches the RoR's current recorded owner, and the record followed each sale

·Chain of Title — ownership passes from mother deed to today, each transfer backed by a registered deed

·Encumbrance Status — open mortgages, charges, liens, lis pendens, every registered transaction on the EC accounted for

Three outputs

Report

Three outputs — a Chain Map of how the documents line up, Flags grouped by check, and a Remaining Work for the Lawyer section for the items still on your desk.

·Chain Map renders as a visual swimlane, not a linear list

·Flags sorted high to low severity

·Download PDF or share a client-ready summary link

Whichever end you are starting from.

Run it on a live file and read the report yourself. Or, if you are buying rather than practising, tell us what you are looking at.

Start a Title Verification Buying? Start with a name or plot number

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