Product / The data
The data you already use. And the data you did not know you could reach.
Parcels and ownership, zoning and what can actually be built, permits filed next door, property records, construction pipeline, rental comparables, sector supply. Already wired in, already governed.
- Built by an Esri Gold Partner
- A connector, never a data vendor
- Governed per organization
01 / One record, not three tabs
Who owns it, what it is worth, and what you are allowed to build on it.
Three questions that live in three different subscriptions, and that somebody on your team currently answers by opening three tabs and hoping the parcel IDs agree.
Boundary and ownership
- Parcel ID
- Owner
- Acreage
- Geometry
Assessment and sale history
- Assessed value
- Last sale
- Tax record
Zoning and permitted use
- Zone code
- What can be built
- Overlays
One parcel record
- Owner
- Parcel ID
- Acreage
- Assessed value
- Last sale
- Zoning
- Permitted use
Curated reconciles them into one record, keyed on the county identifier, with the zoning source treated as the authority on what can be built. If the sources disagree, you find out, rather than picking whichever tab you happened to trust.
02 / Ten minutes, not three miles
A circle on a map is not a trade area.
Nobody drives in a circle. A river, a rail line, a highway with no exit, a left turn nobody makes at 8am. The three-mile ring includes all of it. The ten-minute drive time does not.
Curated builds real drive-time trade areas on Esri's network, and enriches inside them. It is a small thing that changes the answer, and it is the exact thing a general model will tell you to order from someone else.
03 / What we are not
We are a connector. We are not a data broker.
The distinction is not pedantry. It decides who is liable for what, and it is the first thing your legal team will ask about.
We connect. We do not resell.
Curated is a connector, never a data vendor. We do not own the data, we do not warehouse it, and we do not sell it on.
Your entitlements are enforced.
What each organization can reach is set per organization. A source your team is not licensed for simply is not there.
Web claims carry their sources.
When an answer comes from the open web, it comes back with citations attached that you can open.
04 / On the way
The hard part is no longer getting the data.
It is knowing which source actually answers the question. That is where this is going.
In development
More licensed sources
Foot traffic, consumer segmentation, and the commercial datasets that today require a separate subscription and a separate login.
Your own warehouse
Reading directly from the systems your organization already runs, rather than an export of them.
A data advisor
Not just connecting sources, but telling you which one actually answers the question you asked. It is the thing buyers keep asking us for.
Which sources your organization can reach depends on your plan and on what you are entitled to. We will tell you plainly which ones you already have, and which ones you do not.
Bring an address you know. See what comes back.
Pick a parcel your team has already researched by hand, and watch how much of that afternoon Curated does in front of you.
Twenty minutes, on a property you already know the answer to.