KRAYN
For professionals

Built for the read a warehouse, a shopfront or a contract audit actually needs.

The same evidence-backed read as every KRAYN report, weighed for a warehouse or industrial facility, a shop or business premises, a contract you already hold, or a practice checking properties for clients every week.

Warehouse, industrial and shopfront reads

Warehouse

Sheds, logistics, hardstand and heavy-vehicle access — read against industrial zoning, road classification and load limits.

Check a property as a warehouse
Shopfront

Shop or business premises — read against commercial zoning and the statutory table of uses where KRAYN holds it.

Check a property as a shopfront
Already have the sale contract?

Audit it, don’t just store it.

KRAYN reads what your contract and disclosure pack say and cross-checks the property facts in them against independent government data — then re-reads the result for what you’re trying to do. It tells you what lines up, what doesn’t, what it could not check either way, and what actually matters for your plan.

The contract and disclosure pack
In Victoria, that’s the Contract of Sale and Section 32 vendor statement; elsewhere, your state’s contract and disclosure documents.
Disclosure Cross-Check
Upload the contract and disclosure pack.
  • Cross-checks disclosed zoning, overlays, heritage and bushfire designation against government data
  • Flags apparent gaps and inconsistencies — findings quote the document itself where the read is clear enough to show
  • Prepares questions for your conveyancer

A mismatch becomes a question and a next action — never an accusation.

A difference between a document and a register is a difference. It can mean the register moved after the pack was drawn, that two sources describe the same thing at different scales, or that the matter sits outside what the cross-check reads. Your report says which claim differs, what each source says, and what to ask — and leaves the conclusion to the people qualified to draw it.

Your report states exactly what was and wasn’t checked for your state. KRAYN does not replace legal contract review — it identifies property-related matters for your conveyancer to confirm.

What else a report holds

NSW · VIC
The street’s consent record
Planning applications recorded near the address, described for each state where reports show them. New South Wales: applications and complying development certificates within 200 m, counted again at 500 m and 1 km, with certifier outcomes where determined, and the largest nearby subdivision flagged. Victoria: located planning applications within 200 m, each with its determination as the register records it. Applications without a mapped location are not shown, so the list is not a complete count.

Checking properties every week?

KRAYN Pro and Practice plans are built for agents, buyers’ advocates and firms running property checks as a regular part of the job, not a one-off.

See Pro and Practice plans