Compliance assessment for all types of approvals. Upload the drawings and supporting documents, and the plans are checked clause by clause against the legislation itself — it picks up the changes needed for the plans to comply, identifies missing documents, and sets out what's needed to resolve each item.
Upload your drawings, then all the other documents — 10.7, title, DP, whatever you've got.
Every clause of the applicable code is assessed against your plans — along with title and 88B obligations, live planning-map constraints and council flood studies. Where the plans don't comply, the report recommends what's needed to make them comply.
A plain-English summary, full clause tables, and a red list of what's missing or must be fixed — with the code text quoted in full.
Not a summary — a working document you can assess from, with every claim carrying its source and page.
From the general requirements through to the applicable code — quoted from the current legislation, never from summary tables.
What the code requires beside what the drawings show, with the sheet reference — setbacks, height, floor area, landscaping, parking, all of it.
Covenants, support easements, developer approval preconditions — read in full, burden lists checked lot by lot.
The NSW planning maps checked for the exact parcel — bushfire, acid sulfate, flooding, mine subsidence, biodiversity, airport height limits — with the detail, not just yes/no.
Checked against the certificate — including studies the 10.7 hasn't caught up with yet.
A red list of what must be provided or fixed, an amber list of items to confirm, and a clear indication — permissible, permissible subject to documents, or not permissible as drawn, with reasons.
On one recent sample job the report caught five development-standard failures before lodgement — including a 120 mm setback shortfall and a garage door that can't comply on that lot width. Read exactly that report — fictionalised, findings untouched — via the sample link above.
Quick and thorough — an assessment that would take hours by hand is back in minutes, saving an assessor or certifier around 75% of their time.
Every clause is quoted from the current NSW compilation, with its currency date stated. Summary tables drift — in our own work we've found published guidance contradicting the legislation on two development standards. The legislation is the only basis we use.
Every finding names its source — document, sheet, page, clause — so you can verify any row of the report in seconds without taking our word for anything.
Missing evidence is never treated as compliance. No 10.7, no engineering, no utility search — it goes on the red list in plain words instead of disappearing.
We check the NSW planning maps for the parcel and research council flood studies — which has already surfaced a finalised shire-wide flood study on land whose 10.7 still says flood status is unknown.
The report is built from the drawings — the figures on the plans checked against the figures in the legislation, sheet by sheet, standard by standard. That's the point of difference.
Reports are back fast — send the pack on a live job and judge the result against your own review.
Every CDC you assess by hand costs hours of senior time — at a senior rate of $200 an hour, that's $600+ of margin burned per job before you've even found the setback that doesn't comply.
You're not buying reports. You're buying back the hours you currently spend cross-referencing drawings against the legislation — and every finding names its source, so checking our work takes seconds, not hours.
10 assessments a month
~$129 per job
30 assessments a month
~$99 per job
50 assessments a month
~$79 per job
Any job type on any plan — pool, spa, dwelling or complex, one flat allowance. Unused assessments don't roll over. Casual per-job rates from $149 if you're not ready for a plan.
Our guarantee: if your own review catches something an assessment missed, that assessment is free. You shouldn't pay for work you had to redo.
Send us a live pack. Compare the report against your own review. If it doesn't catch everything you caught, don't sign up — no charge, no follow-up.
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