BuyerIQ Workspace
The BuyerIQ engine, under your name.
Workspace lets your firm manage its buying clients on the engine that powers BuyerIQ. The analysis is ours. Everything your client sees is yours.
One workspace for the firm’s property work.
Underneath is the engine that powers every BuyerIQ report: 775,000+ Property Price Register sales since 2010, cross-linked with more than twenty government datasets, every figure tied to a named source and a date. Workspace puts a firm around it.
The engine
Valuation, comparable sales, flood, radon, planning, schools, crime, running costs. The full evidence base on any Irish address, in seconds.
The roster
Your clients, their budgets and their properties in one shared view, with the risk graded before anyone opens a case.
The brand layer
Your logo, colour and name on everything a client sees. Preview first, send in one click, or keep it in-house and send nothing.
The client experience
What your client opens.
Your firm is the customer, but your client is the reader. What lands in their inbox is part of what you are buying.
It looks like it came from you, because it did.
The report, the suitability record and the PDF carry your logo, your brand colour and your firm’s name, end to end. Your name leads every page; ours is one line in the footer.
A forwarded link shows a stranger nothing.
One click emails your client the full report. It opens only after a code sent to their address. Passed to anyone else, the link stays shut.
You see it first.
Preview exactly what your client will see before anything leaves the building. Or run the analysis internally and send nothing at all.
The whole book, on one screen.
Every client the firm is acting for, in one place: stage, budget, approved amount, the properties they are tracking, and the risks already graded. You know which case needs you before you open it.
Each client, in full.
Budget, approved amount, target areas, and a watchlist of the properties they are actually pursuing. Every property carries its own risk read and its own notes, so the next conversation starts where the last one ended — whoever in the firm is having it.
Your brand, on the document they keep.
Set your firm’s name, principal, phone and colour once. Every report and PDF the workspace produces is headed with them from that point on, and the preview beside the form is the actual header your client will open — not an approximation of it.
Seats are people, not logins.
A firm licences people. Each person gets their own sign-in and their own name on the advice log, so the audit trail says who advised on what, and a shared password never becomes the firm’s compliance story. Removing someone takes effect immediately.
Who it suits.
Four kinds of firm we had in mind while building it. They are examples, not entry criteria.
Buying agents
What to bid, what to walk from, and the case for it — comparable sales, risk and running costs your client can hold in their hands.
Solicitors
Probate and CAT valuations you can put on a file, with every figure tied to a named source and a date.
Brokers & advisers
Affordability, lender fit, and suitability records — kept per client, exportable when compliance asks.
Valuers & surveyors
The comparable workings, not just a number. The evidence behind the figure, ready to stand over.
Doing something else with Irish property? Still worth a conversation. Most of what firms ask for turns out to be a different view of the same evidence.
Set up around how you already work.
No two firms need the same page. A solicitor’s probate valuation and a buying agent’s bid case lean on different cuts of the same evidence, so each workspace is configured at setup: which views, which fields, which sections go on the reports that carry your name.
That is why there is no sign-up form here. Workspace starts with a conversation about what your firm does, and is set up to match.
The evidence
What it stands on.
Property Price Register · SEAI BER · OPW flood maps · EPA air quality & radon · CSO Census · Garda crime · schools · transport · healthcare · broadband · planning applications · and more.
Priced per firm. Sold by conversation.
By seats and by volume, so a two-person practice is not paying for a network. There is no price on this page because the right number depends on what you need it to do. Tell us what you do and we will tell you honestly whether it fits — and show you on your own cases if it does.
Buying for yourself? See the buyer plans.