Pin every measurement, every comparable, every defect

RICS Registered Valuers, mortgage surveyors and commercial valuers use Pin Drop to keep Red Book site measurement, comparable evidence and defect flags attached to the exact property they describe.
Built for RICS valuers

Valuations work better when every comparable is a pin

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The shared map for valuation surveys

A single commercial property can carry dozens of comparables, a full GIA schedule and a page of defect flags. Valuers lose hours to spreadsheets that lose their rows, photo libraries that nobody can search and rationale notes that live on scraps of paper. Pin Drop pins every measurement once and keeps every comparable on the pin, where it belongs.
Testimonials

Used by RICS Registered Valuers and commercial valuers

Practices producing Red Book valuations, mortgage inspections and commercial reports rely on shared, location-based property records to keep valuations defensible and reports on schedule.
“Having property data tied to location gives us better strategic insight across regions.”
Amara Singh
Acquisitions Lead
“We finally have visibility across potential developments without relying on scattered notes.”
James Rice
Property Investment Director
“Logging updates directly against each building keeps our records organised.”
Emily Smith
Property Manager
Rated 4.7/5
Based on 1.4k+ ratings
Guided walkthrough

See how valuation surveys work in practice

Walk through a real Red Book survey and see how every measurement, every comparable and every defect stays pinned to the exact property it describes.