Start from the identifiers teams already have
Use parcel identifiers, well tag numbers, civic context, and water licence references as the starting point.
Product updates for property professionals
BC wells and water due diligence with sources kept visible.
Thinweb is being built to help property teams turn PIDs, WTNs, water licence references, and source documents into private report workflows with provenance and review flags kept visible.
Built for land, lending, legal, and real estate teams reviewing BC property records.
Updates only for now. Access to the working app remains invite-only and is not open for public requests.
Private beta focus
- BC property due diligence
- Wells, WTNs, water licences, source documents
- Review flags before report delivery
Fictional demo only. Try PID, WTN, or licence references.
- 1Parse
- 2Match
- 3Review
- 4Report
Parcel identifiers resolve to nearby wells, water licence references, and source documents.
Identifier parsedPID matchedGWELLS records3 candidatesWater licences2 active references
What Thinweb does
Focused due diligence for wells and water records.
Keep uncertainty visible
Possible GWELLS matches and source gaps are marked for review instead of being flattened into false certainty.
Deliver private report outputs
Compiled PDF outputs stay behind invited-user access with source provenance available for follow-up.
Workflow
From public records to a review path.
- 01Enter property context
Paste the identifiers available for a property or transaction file.
- 02Review matched records
Thinweb groups wells, licence references, documents, and ambiguous matches for operator review.
- 03Export the report
The report packages findings and source notes for the due-diligence file.
Report output preview
Source-backed due-diligence report.
The end product is a private report package that separates matched records, review flags, and source notes.
Fictional sampleBC wells and water review
Draft PDFRecords reviewed6 source groups
Review state2 flags visible
Source packageIndexed
- Parcel, WTN, and licence references are grouped by source.
- Ambiguous matches remain marked for operator review.
- Source notes stay available for client follow-up.
Beta notes
Built carefully before public access.
Who is Thinweb for?
Property professionals who need practical BC wells and water-record due diligence before decisions are made.
Can anyone create an account?
No. The working app remains invite-only while the private beta is active.
Does this homepage run real property searches?
No. The record map is a fictional deterministic demo. It does not call public sources or inspect client data.