Every material fact carries its source.
County values, documents, and deadlines are captured with their source and as-of date. A missing source stays missing — it never silently becomes zero or clear.
Coverage: Texas live · California next
Regilon shows which commercial properties may be overassessed, what proof is missing, when a reviewed packet is worth buying, and how savings become verified.
Free to scan · No card required · Public-record sourced
The five proof stages · screening → cash
Illustrative — example record types, not customer data.
Regilon monitors assessment changes, appeal windows, and savings opportunities across the portfolio so you do not discover the issue after it is too late — and it keeps watching after the first result.
Assessment jump
Your taxable value increased faster than similar properties.
Equity gap
Comparable properties are assessed lower per sqft or unit.
Deadline risk
Appeal window closing soon on one or more properties.
Carry-forward risk
Last year’s reduction may reset upward without annual monitoring.
Evidence strength
Whether the case is worth filing based on comps and county data.
A successful appeal can create verified first-year savings, but future-year impact depends on the county and the reassessment cycle. Regilon keeps monitoring so owners know whether savings persist, reset, or need defending again.
First-year savings are verified. Future-year savings are monitored.
Won reduction
First-year savings are verified; Regilon tracks whether the reduction carries forward and alerts you if the county reassesses upward.
Lost appeal
The property stays under watch for new comps, income changes, or assessment jumps that could strengthen a future case.
Did not file
Monitoring continues, with an alert if the economics change before a future deadline.
Property sold or acquired
Tax exposure becomes acquisition and disposition intelligence — reassessment risk, appeal upside, and NOI impact.
One case branches through five connected stages — each hands the next an explicit state, and nothing advances by inference. Follow a branch to see what runs inside it.
Rank the portfolio by what the county record actually says.
Add accounts, addresses, or a portfolio file. Each property is matched to its county appraisal record, and screening works from that record — not from a guess.
Comparable properties are compared on assessed value per square foot. When peers are assessed lower, the gap appears as a screening signal — a planning estimate, never a verified outcome.
Every property shows where it stands against its jurisdiction’s protest window, so urgency is visible while there is still time to act.
Harris County · Tax year 2026 · Ranked by screening priority
Screening signals · planning estimates
Collect the documents that change the next decision.
Notices, tax bills, rent rolls, sale evidence, and outcome orders are requested where they unlock the next step. Every source names what it makes possible.
Every extracted field carries its own provenance — the document it came from and its review status. An extraction stays a candidate until it is confirmed; it never silently overwrites a county record.
Coverage is reported as it stands: which sources are captured, which need review, and what each gap blocks. A missing source never becomes clear by inference.
A reviewer clears the case before money moves.
Every comparable that is excluded carries a named reason — different subtype, stale sale, size out of band. Reviewers see selected and excluded peers before relying on an equity comparison.
Packet checkout opens only after review gates clear. If a gate holds, the property shows the reason — not a payment button.
The reviewed packet separates county facts, uploaded sources, and labeled estimates into numbered sections built for a filing decision. Estimates stay labeled until they are reviewed.
Six independent states — never one merged badge
Product mode
Reviewed evidence packet
Review state
Reviewer cleared
Payment state
Unpaid
Submission state
Not filed
Outcome state
No outcome recorded
Proof stage
Reviewed estimate
Comparable QA · every exclusion carries a named reason
Keep the whole portfolio under annual watch.
Public county sources are checked nightly. Results are recorded per source, and a partial failure is persisted as a failure — a failed check never reports as clear.
Assessment changes, protest-status updates, and tax-rate movement are logged against the specific property and tax year, so you can see what moved and when.
Protest windows and jurisdiction deadlines are tracked per property. The Action Center ranks what needs attention before a window closes.
Coverage · 9114 Winkler Dr · Tax year 2026
2 of 3 public sources current
Public-source monitoring
Customer documents
Next action — review the 2026 assessment notice before the Jul 25 protest deadline.
Savings count only when documents confirm them.
Outcomes are recorded from documents — ARB orders, corrected notices, tax bills — not from assumptions about what probably happened.
Savings move through explicit proof stages, from screening exposure to bill-verified. A dollar is verified only when the tax bill confirms it; estimates never graduate on their own.
The Outcome & Fee Audit independently verifies a filed protest’s result from official documents before any success fee applies.
Every outcome makes the next recommendation better.
More scans → More packets → More outcomes → Better recommendations → More verified outcomes → Stronger monitoring
Walk the five connected slices — portfolio, property, source room, evidence workspace, and Tax Watch — the way they connect in the product: one ranked list, one open property, one next action.
Portfolio · Harris County, TX · Tax year 2026
8 properties, ranked by next-action urgency.
Estimated annual tax under watch
$1,936,000
County tax bills · as of Jun 12, 2026
Ranked properties
Assessed 2026 · workflow state
+2 more · Tax watch active
One clear next action: 5425 Katy Fwy has the earliest open protest window and a required source that still needs review.
Illustrative — example records, not customer data.
Harris County · tax year 2026
Portfolio
Every property carries its workflow state. The queue orders itself by deadline pressure and readiness, so the next property to open is never a judgment call.
Portfolio · Harris County, TX · Tax year 2026
8 properties, ranked by next-action urgency.
Estimated annual tax under watch
$1,936,000
County tax bills · as of Jun 12, 2026
Ranked properties
Assessed 2026 · workflow state
+2 more · Tax watch active
One clear next action: 5425 Katy Fwy has the earliest open protest window and a required source that still needs review.
Property
Assessment history, the peer benchmark behind the screening score, and what each weighting means — explained in plain English next to the number.
Following · Katy Freeway Retail Pad
Katy Freeway Retail Pad
5425 Katy Fwy, Houston, TX · Retail · APN 0102070000099
Assessed value 2026
$14,200,000
County record · as of Jun 12, 2026
Annual tax bill
$284,000
County record · 2025 bill
Peer benchmark
$246/sqft vs $295 assessed
Preliminary equity benchmark
Comparable evidence
6 records
County + verified sales
Assessment trend · 2023–2026
County recordAssessed at $295/sqft against a $246/sqft peer benchmark — a preliminary equity benchmark, pending review.
Screening score
88/100Potential tax impact
$52,000–$67,400
Screening exposure · planning estimate — not verified savings
Source room
Captured, needs review, expected later, optional backup — and what each one unlocks. Required proof stays separate from helpful support.
Following · Katy Freeway Retail Pad
Source room · 5425 Katy Fwy
Required proof stays separate from helpful support.
Required proof
1 still missing
1 needs review before it counts
Source
State
What it unlocks
County appraisal record
Official source · HCAD
Screening and the equity benchmark
2026 assessment notice
Owner upload
Reviewer workpaper and the requested value
2025 tax bill
Owner upload
Verifies the tax-rate line
Rent roll
Owner upload
Strengthens the income approach — not required at this stage
Owner authorization
Owner signature
Needed only if a filing proceeds
2 of 3 required sources captured · 1 needs review
Expected-later and optional items never block the stage that does not require them.
Evidence workspace
Comparable QA, reviewer sign-off, payment, and filing are independent states. Nothing exports until the gates pass.
Following · Katy Freeway Retail Pad
Evidence workspace · 5425 Katy Fwy
Five independent states — mode, review, payment, submission, proof — shown separately, never fused into one badge.
Product mode
Reviewed evidence packet
Review state
Reviewer gate pending
Payment state
Checkout locked
Submission state
Not filed
Proof stage
Screening exposure
Comparable QA · 6 records
7800 Kirby Dr
Oct 2025 · $238/sqft
2626 S Loop W
Jun 2025 · $251/sqft
9600 S Main St
Nov 2024 · $228/sqft
Every exclusion carries its reason into the packet.
Filing-ready export withheld
Reviewer approval required before checkout.
Tax watch
Reassessments, notice releases, and rate adoptions reopen the path when they matter — separate from the active case, never lost after one appeal.
Following · Katy Freeway Retail Pad
Tax watch · portfolio control loop
Annual change stays visible without crowding the active case.
Source check · 3 of 3 monitored sources responded · Jul 17, 2026 07:15 UTC
Protest window · 5425 Katy Fwy
Closes Jul 25, 2026 (Harris rule)
Assessment notice release
Reopens the property path when it lands
Tax-rate adoption · Oct 2026
Recalculates the bill line for every property
ARB reduction · 2550 CityWest Blvd
Reduction confirmed — county bill check still open
A reduction becomes verified savings only after the county bill confirms it — monitoring and verified outcomes stay separate.
Illustrative example records — screening figures are planning estimates, not verified outcomes.
Run the free screening scan →Every number in the workspace resolves to a path through this graph — a county record, a filed document, a reviewer decision, or a bill-verified outcome. Hover any record to trace its full chain of custody, end to end. Nothing floats free.
Illustrative provenance graph — example record types, not customer data.
Official source → document → analysis → reviewer → verified ledger
Annual exposure monitoring across units — not one appeal at a time.
5–200 properties with a system of record, not a property-tax department.
Co-branded scans and monitoring your owners actually renew.
Partner-friendly opportunity reviews without doing appeal work yourself.
County values, documents, and deadlines are captured with their source and as-of date. A missing source stays missing — it never silently becomes zero or clear.
Packet checkout opens only after review gates clear, and nothing files without your explicit consent. Estimates stay labeled as estimates until the case is reviewed.
Estimated savings are planning signals, not verified outcomes. Success fees apply only after savings are confirmed against official documents.
The workspace sits on an indexed county record base, a reconciled analysis layer, and a model calibrated on real protest outcomes — counted, not claimed.
87,596
Harris commercial properties indexed
Live production count · Jul 17, 2026
951,015
County source rows indexed
Live production count · Jul 17, 2026
343,930
Property-year analyses reconciled
Live production count · Jul 17, 2026
340,221
ARB protest records captured
Live production count · Jul 17, 2026
139,685
Harris outcome rows calibrating the model
Model artifact · training set
52,760
Unique properties in the outcome history
Model artifact · training set
13,947
Held-out rows scored blind
Model artifact · holdout test
5
Proof stages from screening to cash
Financial-truth contract
<50ms
Canonical read-model lookups
Materialized read models
Savings and filing recommendations are calibrated on Harris commercial ARB outcome rows with property-level holdout tests, then validated on properties the model did not train on.
Model-performance figures are held internal pending benchmark reproduction. Human review remains required.
Platform internals and backtest metrics — not customer outcome promises.
Live counts as of Jul 17, 2026
Customer results · none published yet
Design-partner results will be published here when they are verified.
A quote appears in this slot only with a named customer and a source-confirmed outcome behind it. Until then, the slot stays empty on purpose.
Active in Texas today. Regilon monitors every deadline, every year.
Harris · Dallas · Travis
May 15, 2027
Formal protests due May 15 for annual valuations.
Supplemental assessments have separate 60-day windows. Regilon flags these too.
Scan your portfolioStart with a free tax exposure scan. Turn on Portfolio Tax Watch when you are ready to watch the whole portfolio — not just one appeal.
Regilon provides data analysis and decision-support tools based on public records, user-provided information, and third-party data. Regilon does not provide legal, tax, or certified-appraisal advice. Estimated savings are not guaranteed. Filing requirements, deadlines, and outcomes vary by jurisdiction.