Date of Construction (declared and predicted) in lending decisions.
Date of Construction (declared and predicted) gives the estimated year of construction where provided by EPC, otherwise modelled, published modelled with 99.71% coverage across England and 56.91% across Northern Ireland. Where modelled, it remains separate from declared evidence so you can validate it against your own reference records. Attribution and refresh period are in the dictionary.
Pretira publishes date of construction (declared and predicted) modelled at 99.71% coverage across England, 56.91% across Northern Ireland, refreshed monthly, with declared and modelled kept separate.
IF date_of_construction_declared_and_predicted != application.value -> flag for verificationThe rule is a pattern, not a policy - you set the operator and the cut-off to your own appetite. On the sample record this field returns 1972, the kind of value a rule like the above turns into a verification prompt or a pass.
Fact-find prefill and verification - one call returns the attribute, the applicant confirms rather than guesses.
Catching extensions, conversions and alterations a fact find cannot see.
Cross-checks against the other attributes before a value is trusted.
Modelled from property attributes and published separately from declared evidence so it can be evaluated against reference records. Refresh is monthly, rendered from the dictionary rather than assumed.
Class: Modelled · Refresh: Monthly · England: 99.71% · N. Ireland: 56.91%
Three questions on this field.
Core tier. Routing rules on this page are illustrative patterns; coverage figures render from the dictionary. Dictionary: July 2026.
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