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Everything an estate agent gets on Tradelynx

Material Information filled from approved sources and plain about what is still to confirm, listing packs from the seller's consented record, a pre-flight for your listing copy, and photo-based pre-listing reports. Each line says whether it is part of the workspace, free or separately priced.

What does Tradelynx do for an estate agent?

An estate agent gets a Material Information pack pre-assembled from approved sources with every unsourced field marked to confirm, listing packs from a seller's consented record under a grant only the seller can approve, a deterministic listing-copy pre-flight, listings readiness ranking, and a Market-Readiness Report reviewed by a person.

By Mike Fellows, Founder, Tradelynx · IT and service management backgroundPublished 12 September 2026Last reviewed 12 September 2026

Download as a PDFThe estate agents page

1. What you can do

All 45 things an estate agent gets, by category

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Workspace: part of your organisation's workspace, priced per organisation. Priced: a separately priced line, which charges only when it is priced, activated and above its data threshold.

Material Information6 things · Workspace

Each property's Material Information, filled from approved sources and plain about what is still to confirm.

  • On each property's page, see its Material Information in National Trading Standards Parts A, B and C, with counts of verified, declared and to-confirm fields.WebWorkspace
  • The EPC band, and the floor area where the certificate gives one, are filled from the live EPC register when the address matches.WebWorkspace
  • The flood field carries the Environment Agency's rivers and sea band for the area, labelled indicative and not a survey, with the official checker linked.WebWorkspace
  • Listed buildings near the postcode are shown from the National Heritage List as area context, never as a finding that the property itself is listed.WebWorkspace
  • Any field without a source, including tenure, council tax band and planning, is marked To confirm with a link to the official lookup where one exists.WebWorkspace
  • Open the Material Information pack as a printable page.WebWorkspace
Listing copy and readiness3 things · Workspace

Check draft copy against the facts, and see which listings still need work.

  • Paste draft listing copy and run a pre-flight in your browser that flags contradictions with the verified facts and absolute claims you would need to evidence; nothing is stored.WebWorkspace
  • On the Properties page, see listed and under-offer properties least ready first, with how much Material Information each still leaves to confirm.WebWorkspace
  • Each live listing is scored out of six: vendor contact, EPC, council tax band, HomeLynx Passport, Market Readiness Report and photos.WebWorkspace
Seller authorisations and packs7 things · Workspace, except where marked

Ask the seller first, then produce a pack from the record they agreed to share.

  • Ask the owner of a linked property for permission to produce a listing pack; the owner decides, the permission is time-boxed and they can withdraw it.Web and appWorkspace
  • See where each request stands: not asked, waiting for an answer, approved until a date, declined or withdrawn.Web and appWorkspace
  • Once the owner approves, download a listing pack as a PDF: the property's Material Information and work history, with how well each entry is attested.Web and appPriced
  • Open an approved listing pack on your phone, including the registers queried and what the pack does not cover.AppPriced
  • Ask the owner to share their record with a named conveyancing firm; the firm gets a link only if the owner approves, and must confirm an emailed code before anything opens.Web and appPriced
  • Properties not yet linked to a HomeLynx Passport are counted separately, because there is no owner to ask until the owner claims it.WebWorkspace
  • Upload your firm's logo to appear beside your name on the listing packs you generate.WebWorkspace
Market Readiness Reports5 things · Workspace

A photo-based pre-listing report, checked by your team before the vendor sees it, that you can turn into jobs.

  • Create a Market Readiness Report for a property before listing, adding photos room by room or sending the vendor a link to upload their own.WebWorkspace
  • AI reads the photos and drafts findings as survey risk, recommended or cosmetic, each with an indicative cost range; generate it again when the photos change.WebWorkspace
  • Every report starts as a draft: someone in your team reads the findings and approves it before the vendor, the share link or a tradesperson can see it.WebWorkspace
  • Once approved, share the report with the vendor as a link; it says the findings are indicative and not a survey.WebWorkspace
  • Turn a finding in an approved report into a job with one press.WebWorkspace
Cases1 thing · Workspace

Pre-sale, pre-let, maintenance and compliance work, opened as cases.

  • Open a case for pre-sale readiness, pre-let turnaround, maintenance or compliance work on a property.WebWorkspace
Property history2 things · Workspace

The consented work history of properties in your own portfolio.

  • Search the properties in your own portfolio and open a report of their consented work history.Web and appWorkspace
  • Filter a property's history by year, trade, verification level and size of work, and export the report with your own reference.WebWorkspace
API and webhooks10 things · Free, except where marked

Connect your own systems with scoped keys and signed webhooks.

  • Read the Property Intelligence API documentation and download its OpenAPI 3 specification, with no account needed.WebFree
  • Build against a sandbox key that returns synthetic data and needs no agreement.WebFree
  • Create an API key that carries only the scopes you choose, copy it once, and revoke it when you no longer need it.Web and appWorkspace
  • Pin a key to set IP addresses, rotate it with the old key working for seven days, and see when each key was last used.WebWorkspace
  • See which API products are switched on for your workspace; each is enabled by agreement.WebWorkspace
  • Call the Property Intelligence API from your own systems; a request is charged only once its price is set, switched on and above its coverage threshold.WebPriced
  • A monthly minimum for API use applies only once it is priced and switched on, and the documentation states it.WebPriced
  • Every API response carries the notice that the data must never be the sole basis for an adverse decision about a person.WebFree
  • Read the published method behind the risk products: every input and where it comes from.WebFree
  • Add an HTTPS webhook endpoint for case and compliance events, check each delivery against a signing secret, and pause or delete it from the app.Web and appWorkspace
Opening the workspace and owners4 things · Workspace, except where marked

How the workspace opens, and inviting owners to claim their record.

  • Open a workspace with your Companies House number, checked against the register so only a real, active company gets in.WebFree
  • Create a Passport claim invite for an address and hand the link to the owner yourself; Tradelynx never contacts them.WebWorkspace
  • See whether each invite is pending, claimed or expired, and copy a pending invite's link again.WebWorkspace
  • A claimed invite shows no property data: seeing the record still needs the owner to share it with you.WebWorkspace
Team and security7 things · Workspace, except where marked

Who can use the workspace, how it is paid for and how access is protected.

  • Invite a colleague by email with a role, remind them once, or withdraw the invitation while it waits.Web and appWorkspace
  • Remove a team member so they lose access, and change a member's role from the app.Web and appWorkspace
  • Every member of the workspace signs in with a second factor from an authenticator app.WebWorkspace
  • Reveal a property's key safe code only after entering a code emailed to you; every reveal is logged and the code hides itself after 30 seconds.Web and appWorkspace
  • See your organisation's name, type, plan, active members and active API keys in one place.WebWorkspace
  • See your trial or plan and manage the subscription on the website; the app shows the plan and when the period ends.Web and appWorkspace
  • Lock the enterprise app with Face ID, Touch ID or a PIN, and delete your own account from it.AppFree

2. What it costs

Workspace pricing is agreed per organisation and published when live; the sale-time listing pack and conveyancer reliance request are priced lines that charge only when priced, activated and above their data threshold.

Every price on this page is resolved from the one pricing source at the moment the page is served; a line charges only when it is priced, activated and above its data threshold, and until then it says so.

3. Where the data comes from

4. What it does not do

Questions estate agents ask

Where does the Material Information come from?

The EPC comes from the live register when the address matches, the flood field from the Environment Agency's rivers and sea band, and listed buildings nearby from the National Heritage List. Anything without a source, including tenure, council tax band and planning, is marked To confirm with the official lookup linked.

Can I use a seller's HomeLynx Passport in a listing pack?

Only with their permission. You ask the owner, they decide, the permission is time-boxed and they can withdraw it. Once they approve, you download the pack as a PDF.

Does the listing-copy pre-flight give legal advice?

No. It runs in your browser, flags contradictions with the verified facts and absolute claims you would need to evidence, stores nothing, and says what it covers.

Is the Market Readiness Report a survey?

No. AI reads your photos and lists findings with indicative cost ranges, and the report the vendor sees says the findings are indicative and not a survey.

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