Public information. Real opportunities.
Practical datasets, feeds, alerts and APIs built from useful public information.
Spot expansion, development, risk and market change without doing all the research yourself.
Real examples. Real questions.
Focused data products designed to make useful public information easier to inspect and use.
Identify registered brownfield sites with conservation-area context for early-stage property research.
Useful for: Property researchers shortlisting registered sites, Planning consultants checking designation context
View datasetScreen registered brownfield sites with flood-alert context already attached.
Useful for: Property researchers preparing local due-diligence shortlists, Environmental consultants checking geographic context
View datasetMatch published locations to the Census 2021 statistical areas returned for their recorded points.
Useful for: Researchers and analysts, Data and GIS teams
View datasetFind listed food premises whose recorded locations fall within a conservation area, for property and local market research.
Useful for: Property researchers reviewing conservation-area context, Local market analysts researching listed food premises
View datasetFrom information to decisions
SourceKiln turns scattered public information into practical products built around real commercial questions.
Planning, licences, company records, permits, procurement, property and more.
Changes and relationships that may indicate something commercially relevant.
Clear products you can inspect, sample and assess against your own requirements.
Signals before outcomes
Different signals can point towards different types of commercial change.
Possible expansion or development
Who might care? Developers · suppliers · competitorsPossible opening or new activity
Who might care? Operators · suppliers · consultantsPossible hiring or increased activity
Who might care? Suppliers · recruiters · competitorsPossible relocation or expansion
Who might care? Property · suppliers · researchersPossible capacity increase or new process
Who might care? Suppliers · consultants · regulatorsPossible risk or increased costs
Who might care? Risk teams · investors · suppliers
Free guide
The Business Signals Handbook explains 25 clues that can reveal growth, risk and change before it becomes obvious.
Learn what different signals might mean, what not to assume and what additional evidence can make a conclusion more convincing.
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