TrueViewly

About TrueViewly

Location risk intelligence for individual reports, portfolio screening, team workflows, and API integrations.

Our purpose

Make the first property review more clear and consistent.

TrueViewly brings available location-risk context into practical first-pass reports, helping professionals, teams, and connected systems identify what deserves deeper attention.

Who is accountable

TrueViewly is a software service. The team operating it is responsible for the application, report presentation and public guidance. Naming an agency as a data source does not mean that agency endorses TrueViewly.

TrueViewly A product of TIV DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS SRL CUI: 44633861 Iasi, Rediu, Busuiocului 8G, 707406 [email protected]

These are the same configured business details used on our Contact page and billing documents. TrueViewly does not present itself as a government agency, a licensed appraisal or engineering service, or an insurer.

How reports and guidance are prepared

  1. Identify the source and scope. Source publications, geography, dates and limitations determine what the evidence can support.
  2. Prepare and validate the data. Import checks, geometry validation and retained source versions help keep report inputs traceable. Coverage gaps stay explicit.
  3. Generate a location report. Software evaluates the submitted location against available data. A generated report is not individually signed off by an appraiser, engineer or environmental professional.
  4. Review public explanations and examples. Guides explain the evidence, its limits and a practical next question. A guide's review date refers to that page, not to the age of every dataset.

A report's generation date, an agency publication date and the observation period are different. Saved reports retain their original results; they are not live emergency alerts. Our methodology explains scoring versus supporting context, and the update log records substantive public-methodology changes.

Question a finding or request a correction

If a location, source interpretation or public explanation appears wrong, send a correction request. Include the report ID, module or page, generation date and the official record that appears to differ. Explain the discrepancy rather than sending a whole confidential transaction file.

A different result can come from a changed source, a different location pin or a mapping limitation; it is not automatically a scoring error. Support can investigate the software and source interpretation, but cannot issue an official flood determination, resolve a property boundary or certify a building's condition.

Email is the support channel. This is not an emergency service or a promise of a response within a fixed time. For an immediate hazard, use official warnings and local emergency guidance.