Scanners / intelligence tools

A better way to notice what changed.

Argus scanners turn a defined set of public, market, and operational signals into a consistent review rhythm—designed around a use case, not a pile of alerts.

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West Cape Scanner

Land and opportunity intelligence for teams that need a clearer view of parcels, ownership, permitting, market context, and emerging changes across a defined geography.

Signal categoriesCounty records · parcel data · public activity
CadenceScheduled collection + queued review
DeliveryPrioritized, contextual operating view
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Market pulse

A configurable view of category movement, source changes, and decisions worth reviewing. Availability is assessed per engagement.

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Portfolio watch

A focused operational layer for owners and teams who need to track selected assets, projects, or counterparties without constant manual searching.

Designed with care

Automation collects. People qualify.

A scanner may run on a schedule, but relevance, confidence, and next actions need a clear rule set and human review. Argus shows the distinction rather than hiding it behind a black box.

LayerWhat runs automaticallyWhat remains deliberate
CollectionConfigured source checks and structured captureSource selection and exceptions
QualificationRules-based flags and categorizationContext, confidence, and priority review
ActionQueued delivery to the agreed operating viewOwnership, outreach, and decision-making
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Live scanner product

Trace — QR Intelligence

A live Argus product for dynamic QR destinations, campaign context, and privacy-conscious scan review. Trace gives physical-to-digital programs a managed operating layer rather than a one-time generated code.

Trace is live and accessible as a product experience. Workspace access, custom-domain activation, and deployment configuration are handled per implementation; no performance or attribution outcome is implied.