Verify a property before the money moves.
A Veriness field specialist physically attends the property, works through a structured eight-point checklist inside the Veriness app, and returns evidence you can actually read, not a handful of photographs from someone with an interest in the answer.
Every photograph answers a specific checklist item. The app knows which one.
A single verification, on the record.
One scheduled visit to the property by an independent field specialist, captured against a fixed checklist, reviewed by a person, and delivered as a report you can read and share.
- What happens
- One scheduled visit against an eight-point checklist, captured in the Veriness Evidence Camera and reviewed before release.A specialist attends, works the checklist item by item, and writes an observation for each area.
- Who it’s for
- Buyers, investors, funders and families acting on a property they cannot stand on.Including anyone about to release money on the strength of photographs from an interested party.
- What you receive
- A reviewed digital verification report, a full set of structured evidence, and a Property Passport™ opened for the property.Readable on a phone, shareable with a lawyer, surveyor or family member.
- Example evidence
- 21 items — external elevations, main entrance, building structure, boundary wall, access road, surrounding environment, occupancy status.Each item answers a specific checklist requirement rather than being a general photograph.
- Example report
- VRP-0001 · Verification report · Confidence Index™ 94 / 100 · Risk Score™ LowIncludes any areas recommended for further professional review.
- Into the Passport
- The report becomes the first dated entry in the property’s record.Every later monitoring visit is added to the same timeline and compared against this baseline.
Report identifiers and evidence counts shown are product examples
You are being asked to decide from photographs.
Property information in Nigeria still moves through WhatsApp chats, scattered photographs and verbal updates. That is fine for conversation. It is a poor basis for a decision involving your savings.
Photographs arrive with no record of when they were taken, where they were taken, or what was deliberately left out of frame.
The person sending them usually benefits from the sale going through. Nobody independent has walked the boundary.
You are told the road is good, the fence is intact and the plot is unoccupied. You have no way to check any of it from where you are.
Months later, when a question comes up, the evidence is spread across three phones and two email threads.
A person on the ground. A system behind them.
Veriness does not replace the site visit. It structures it, so that what a specialist sees in person becomes a record you can read, keep and share.
Independent attendance
A field specialist with no stake in the transaction physically attends the property on an agreed date.
A defined checklist
The visit follows an eight-point verification checklist. Nothing is left to what the specialist happened to notice.
Evidence in the app
Photographs are captured inside the Veriness Evidence Camera, tied to the checklist item they answer.
Human review
The record is checked for completeness and consistency by a reviewer before it reaches you.
A permanent record
The report and its evidence become part of the property’s Passport, available the next time a question comes up.
From your request to your report.
Eight steps. You see where the visit is at each one.
The eight-point verification checklist.
This is the standard scope of a property verification visit. Anything you add in your request becomes an additional checklist item the specialist must answer on site.
Exterior
Wide views of the property from the front and one side, framed so the full elevation is visible.
- ·Minimum three photographs
- ·Captured in the Veriness Evidence Camera
Main entrance
The gate, the door, and any visible property number or signage that identifies the address.
- ·Minimum two photographs
Building structure
Walls, roofline and any visible structural condition, with a written observation from the specialist.
- ·Minimum three photographs
- ·Written observation required
Surrounding environment
Neighbouring plots, drainage and the general condition of the area around the property.
- ·Minimum two photographs
Access road
The approach road and its condition, photographed in both directions.
- ·Minimum two photographs
Occupancy
Signs of occupation or vacancy, recorded as observed rather than as reported to the specialist.
- ·Minimum one photograph
- ·Written observation required
Visible utilities
Power connection, water source and meters where they are visible from the property.
- ·Minimum two photographs
Boundary and perimeter
Fencing, walls or boundary markers on every reachable side of the plot.
- ·Minimum two photographs
- ·Written observation required
Your digital report
An executive summary, the verification findings, the full evidence set, a Confidence Index™, a Risk Score™ and recommended next steps.
- ·Viewable in your Veriness dashboard
- ·Downloadable as a document
- ·Stored in the Property Passport™
What is actually doing the work.
The parts of the Veriness platform a verification visit depends on.
Veriness Evidence Camera
A purpose-built camera inside the field app. It knows which checklist item is being answered and how many frames are still required.
Read more LOCATIONGeoProof™
Associates captured evidence with the expected property location and reports whether the two are consistent.
Read more SCORINGConfidence Index™
A calculated measure of how complete and consistent the evidence behind your report actually is.
Read more HISTORYProperty Passport™
The structured, continuing record of everything Veriness has verified about this property.
Read moreImportant legal positioning
A verification visit records what was visible and accessible at the property on the day of the visit. It is not a title search, a survey, a valuation or a structural certification, and we will tell you in the report where one of those is the appropriate next step.
Know what’s happening on the ground.
Tell us about the property. We’ll review your requirements and come back with the right scope, timing and next steps.