Changes stay with the original.
A revision this month can belong to an older permit. We distinguish existing-project changes from new applications.
Commercial interiors · TorontoLess sorting.
Less sorting.
More informed
sales research.
Four weekly office-and-retail fit-out watchlists for interior-finish suppliers who qualify their own opportunities.
See the material details stated in public permit records, with revisions grouped and uncertainty clearly marked.
Explore an illustrative item ↓Office & retail fit-outsRevisions groupedSource-linked recordsBuyer-led qualification
A readable watchlist, with context.
Material signals stay specific.
Items highlight what the public description actually states. Missing material details remain unknown.
You decide what merits a closer look.
Use source links and dates to guide your own research. A permit does not establish an available supplier order.
A change is not always a new project.
Existing project / Revision
Office interior alteration — Toronto
Original application: May 8 · Permit issued: June 19 · Revision: October 16
Description in this fictional example: revised interior partition layout and ceiling plan.
Watchlist treatment: grouped with the original record. Partition and ceiling details warrant review; purchasing status and supplier selection are unknown.
This is a fictional demonstration, not a live lead. Actual issues link to their authorized public data source.Clear scope. A small pilot.
Who is this for?
Independent interior-finish distributors serving Toronto office and retail projects, with an outside-sales team that performs its own project qualification. Every participant receives the same issue.
What is included?
Four weekly digests and downloadable tables. Relevant new or changed records, grouped revisions, dates, source links and explicitly stated material details. There is no minimum lead count; an issue will say if no relevant changes occur.
What remains with your team?
Contact research, plans review, estimating, project qualification and outreach. This pilot does not include custom screening, quantities, CRM integration or contact enrichment. Records are not open tenders or guarantees that materials remain unpurchased.
Delivery, refunds and support
One-time CAD $59 payment for four issues; no automatic renewal. The first issue is due within seven days after the confirmed cohort start. Full refund on request within seven days after the first issue; undelivered issues will also be refunded. Email support within two business days for source or delivery corrections, capped at ten minutes per business per week. Custom work is unavailable.
Data and privacy
The planned source is Toronto's authorized active building-permit open data. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto. This independent service is not endorsed by the City of Toronto.
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Source dataset · Toronto open data licence