## Separate the two intake routes
[Rightmove's API terms](https://api-docs.rightmove.co.uk/terms) say its API specifications and data feeds are licensed, not sold, and remain Rightmove intellectual property. The terms permit internal business use within the applicable agreement, including operation of a CRM system, while restricting other commercial exploitation.
Bricks & Yield lets a user paste a Rightmove or OnTheMarket listing URL, check the numbers and proof gaps, and create a private deal record and investor pack. Its stated workflow is import, underwrite, decide, then package or pass.
## Add evidence beyond the listing
GOV.UK's [making an offer guidance](https://www.gov.uk/buying-a-home/making-an-offer) advises a buyer to check the property's value, the lease length where relevant, what the sale includes and which inspections are planned before making an offer.
HM Land Registry's [property information service](https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry) can provide registered information including the title number, ownership, tenure, mortgages, restrictive covenants and easements.
The [due diligence checklist](/tools/due-diligence-checklist) covers ownership, sold and rent comparables, legal prompts, condition, EPC, tenancy, finance compatibility and document records. It also prompts ownership verification, legal review with a solicitor, an appropriate condition survey and a finance-compatibility check. The checklist includes document records for evidence and decisions used during the property review. It is an educational screen; it does not itself verify evidence or replace instructed professionals.
## Use the controlled evidence states
The checklist's controlled example contains 20 checks: 15 green, 3 amber and 2 red. Its workflow pauses the deal until both red checks clear and converts amber checks into conditions or price adjustments.
In percentage terms, the 15 green checks are 75% of the example, the 3 amber checks are 15% and the 2 red checks are 10%.
In the documented Bricks & Yield sequence, the listing is imported first, then the deal is underwritten and a decision is made before it is packaged or passed.
## Run the pack-readiness test
The [investor pack readiness checker](/tools/investor-pack-readiness-checker) covers core numbers, proof gaps, pack content, redactions and named share or close-out steps. Its controlled example has 12 evidence checks: 8 ready, 3 weak and 1 missing, producing a 67% readiness score.
Eight ready checks divided by 12 total checks is 66.7%, displayed as 67%. The other four checks are the three weak items and one missing item.
The pack remains not ready until the missing item is supplied and the three weak items are verified or disclosed. The checker is a screening workflow and does not itself verify the evidence or value the property.