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For estates and landowners.

Boundaries, trees, what lies underground and the let buildings, metre by metre.

Home FarmSTE-HMF01 · 212 haNorth WoodSTE-NWD02 · 96 haLong FieldEasement, water mainThe ParkMill Cottages3 let homesEstate officeBridleway500 mN
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1,800 ha
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A rural estate of 1,800 ha

  • 1,800 haof land
  • 12farms, woods and parkland
  • 8let buildings
  • 64 kmof hedgerow

What the law asks.

General information as at October 2026. Not legal advice; check the regulation or ask a competent person.

  1. DutyIn plain wordsWhere in SAMRISK
  2. Know the boundariesTitle, easements, covenants and rights of way, drawn on the map.Boundaries and title
  3. Trees and peopleTrees near roads and paths inspected; the work recorded.Grounds and trees
  4. Protected treesConsent before works to protected trees; notice in a conservation area.Tree preservation orders
  5. HedgerowsImportant hedgerows kept unless removal is allowed.Grounds and trees
  6. Dig safelyMains, cables and drains located before any fence post goes in.Buried services
  7. Let buildingsGas, electrics and fire safety for the tenants.Audits, assets
  8. Habitat banksOff-site gain sites registered and monitored for 30 years.Biodiversity net gain

The combination.

17 tools for a rural estate of 1,800 ha: 8 buildings, 12 sites, 10 people. The cheapest plan that fits is Business.

Buildings

  • Audits£0Free
  • Assets and inspections£15In Business
  • Keys and metersLet cottages and the estate office£10In Business

Land

  • Sites£0Free
  • Boundaries and titleTitle, easements, rights of way£15In Business
  • Grounds and trees64 km of hedges and the woods£15In Business
  • Tree preservation orders£10In Business
  • Buried servicesMains under Long Field£15In Business
  • Site risks£15In Business
  • Site setting£15In Business
  • Biodiversity net gainA habitat bank for sale£25Add-on
  • Drainage and SuDS£10Add-on
  • PlanningBarn conversions£15Add-on

Connected by

  • Tasks£0Free
  • Documents£0Free
  • Calendar£0Free
  • Maps£0Free

Estates and landownersBusiness

  • Business plan20 buildings, 20 sites, 50 people£189
  • Biodiversity net gain£25
  • Drainage and SuDS£10
  • Planning£15
  • Land pack25% off 3 land tools−£13

In the plan Boundaries and title, Grounds and trees, Tree preservation orders, Buried services, Site risks, Site setting, Assets and inspections, Keys and meters

Free on every plan Sites, Audits, Tasks, Documents, Calendar, Maps

A month£226

Prices as set in October 2026. See pricing for the current figures.

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How it connects

One water main, one fence.

The title plan shows an easement for a water main across Long Field. A fencing contractor wants to start.

Connected todayProposed: needs the shared action register2 of 4 links live

  1. Proposed

    Boundaries and title

    BND-0031

    Title drawn: a water main easement crosses Long Field

    Home Farm

  2. Buried services

    SRV-0112

    The main logged as a buried service

    Depth 1.2 m, 300 mm

  3. Buried services

    PTD-0094

    Permit to dig held until the main is marked

    Ashby Fencing

  4. Proposed

    Calendar

    CAL-1224

    The dig booked once the checks are done

    Tue 3 Nov

  5. Documents

    DOC-2438

    Photos of the marked route filed

    Long Field

A week in their life.

  1. Mon19 Oct

    07:30

    James Fielding

    Walks the north woods; 2 trees flagged by the bridleway.

    TRE-2207
  2. Tue20 Oct

    10:00

    James Fielding

    Draws a new right of way diversion on the title.

    BND-0033
  3. Wed21 Oct

    09:00

    Ashby Fencing

    Permit to dig held: the main is not marked yet.

    PTD-0094
  4. Thu22 Oct

    14:00

    Clare Bennett

    Habitat bank: year 2 monitoring visit, report filed.

    BNG-0006
  5. Fri23 Oct

    11:00

    Clare Bennett

    Gas certificates for 3 let cottages, all in date.

    DOC-2441

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What needs you todayOne page for the morning: what is overdue, what is due this week and what changed. Illustrative records.
The building overviewA higher-risk building at a glance: the figures that matter, the journey with the regulator and what is next. Illustrative records.
The compliance matrixEvery statutory check for every place on one matrix, with what is booked and what is overdue. Illustrative records.
Every action, one registerEvery action across every building and site, with where it came from and its latest update. Illustrative records.

The example estate; records are illustrative.

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