At Nimbus, we're dedicated to empowering property professionals with the cutting-edge tools and features they need to succeed in an ever-changing and demanding market. That’s why we're always excited to shout about our feature releases and platform enhancements. Let's delve into the details of these latest additions…
First up:
Heritage Constraints layer: Public rights of way
Commercial and residential developers often face challenges in understanding if a parcel of land has public rights of way. The impact on access to land is a crucial consideration during the planning process, potentially resulting in specific conditions for granted permissions.
The solution?
The Heritage Constraints section of Location Analysis now includes a new layer that displays public rights of way, such as footpaths and bridleways. This addition provides developers and property professionals with essential information to navigate planning considerations and make informed decisions.
Next up:
Updated information panel: Streamlining document access
We know that users need to assess a site before purchasing documents, and that the placement of the documents section at the top of the Info Panel can be inconvenient. Additionally, previously the KML file download was not available as an individual download – it also relied on users remembering to add it during the checkout process.
The documents section has been moved below the Population section, streamlining usability. Users can now easily access and read all necessary information before effortlessly adding documents to their basket. And that’s not all, a new document option for the KML file allows users to visualise a title's boundary, offering an improved, hassle-free experience.
Updated basket: Individual KML file purchase
Previously, the KML file was available as a checkbox add-on to another document, making it challenging for users to remember which files they needed.
Now, users will find the KML files as an individual line item in the basket, aligning with its availability in the Info Panel. Users can now purchase KML files without buying additional documents, simplifying the process, and ensuring they get precisely what they need – when they need it.
Stay tuned for more innovation
This is just the beginning of our journey towards providing you with even more cutting-edge tools and features. We have a wealth of exciting improvements on the horizon, designed to streamline your property analysis and help you achieve your goals more efficiently.
Webinars for in-depth insights
To get the most out of Nimbus and explore these new features, consider joining our industry-leading webinars. They provide an excellent opportunity to learn directly from our experts and enhance your proficiency in using our platform.
If you’d like to know more about how Nimbus and our exciting new features can help take your business to the next level, get in touch with our team today on 01926 355 424 or take our new feature for a test drive today when you sign up for a free trial.
Thank you for choosing Nimbus as your partner in property success. We're excited to continue this journey with you, and we can't wait to show you what's next.
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