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Services / five parts of a watch

Search. Notify. Obtain. Plus the setup and the shelf it all lives on.

Each part below is real work with a written output. Nothing here interprets a record or gives legal advice; we report what the index shows and hand over what the custodian releases.

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On schedule / every cycle logged
Part 01

Search

Scheduled index-level searches against the sources you nominate, with the exact query we ran recorded every time. Weekly, monthly or tied to a filing cycle, the search runs whether or not anything is there, and the log shows that it ran.

  • Names
  • Parcels
  • Business entities
  • Court indexes
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Delivered / alert on a match
Part 02

Notify

An email alert when a new entry matches, showing what changed, when it appeared and where it came from. The alert quotes the index entry itself, so you are reading the record and not a summary of a summary.

  • What changed
  • When it appeared
  • Which index
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Custodian files / copies requested
Part 03

Obtain

We request copies from the custodian, track the request while it is outstanding and pass the response straight through to you. If the custodian releases a redacted or partial document, you get it as released, with a note on what was asked for.

  • Request filed
  • Status tracked
  • Response passed through
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Agreed scope / before anything runs
Part 04

Watch setup

We define the watch with you: the identifiers, the sources, the frequency and the conditions that count as a match. Setup is a conversation and a written scope, and if a target cannot be watched on a schedule we say so before you commit to anything.

  • Identifiers
  • Sources
  • Frequency
  • Match conditions
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The archive / history, not just the last hit
Part 05

Your archive

Every result and every alert kept in one place so you can see the history of a watch, not just the latest hit. Past queries, past alerts and past documents stay retrievable after the inbox has moved on.

  • Results
  • Alerts
  • Query log
  • Documents

What a watch can be set against

The record types we watch on a schedule in Colorado, and in other states where the custodian publishes a searchable index.

Record types

Colorado first / other states on request
  • New filings against a name
  • Parcel and recording activity
  • Business entity status changes
  • Court index entries
  • Permit issuance
  • Licence status changes
  • Notice postings
  • Request and delivery logs
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Not sure your target can be watched?

Send the name, address, parcel or entity and the question behind it. You will get a straight answer on whether it can be searched on a schedule, and what a match would look like.

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