VALUATION REVIEW14 documents · 26 comparablesLease data, market evidence and model inputs
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DECISION FOUND
Analysis continues while you decide
FOR VALUATION SOFTWARE TEAMS
Route the valuation exception.
Keep the assessment moving.
When data or a business rule conflicts, route one evidence-backed decision before the next review step.
One decision, with context — or nothing at all.
ONE DECISION PER RUN
Five moments where one answer keeps work moving.
Each card loads a separate simulated workflow stage. The full decision appears above with the context needed to answer it.
REFERENCE REVIEWKeep this comparable?Try this decision →
EXCEPTION ROUTEEscalate the rent conflict?Try this decision →
EVIDENCE CHECKRequest source verification?Try this decision →
WORKFLOW RULERoute mixed-use for review?Try this decision →
EVIDENCE CHECKRequest occupancy evidence?Try this decision →
One decision. Then you’re done. If nothing can move the work forward, WIT stays quiet.
THE SECOND PAYOFF: GOVERNED DECISION MEMORY
The answer helps this run. Approved patterns can improve the next.
Valuation requires professional judgment. The learning layer should therefore make the software more helpful without turning previous choices into automatic valuation assumptions.
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Current workflowThe answer is immediately written back to workflow state, so the later stage does not have to stop and ask again.
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Reusable rule candidateRepeated workflow preferences — source precedence, review patterns, comparable ranking signals — can become suggested defaults. The valuer still confirms the professional decision when it matters.
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Router learningAnswered, skipped and overridden questions improve the ranking. Low-value interruptions naturally disappear.
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No silent professional autopilotCase-specific judgment stays case-specific. Reusable defaults are proposed and confirmed instead of silently inferred.
THE PRODUCT QUESTION
Why wait until the assessment route stops to resolve an exception already visible in the data?
→Keep the core analysis running.
→Ask one answerable, consequential decision.
→Return the answer before the next review step needs it.
→If nothing can move the work forward, stay quiet.
ONE WORKFLOW IS ENOUGH TO TEST IT
Show us where your user waits today.
We’ll identify one predictable human dependency, move it into the existing wait window and measure whether the workflow needs fewer stop-and-ask cycles.