Guided Demo

A five-minute walkthrough of the portal at edgeog.tech, using the seeded dataset exactly as it ships. It demonstrates the full Score → Verify → Connect pipeline, including the two fatal-disqualifier cases.

Reset state

If a previous session has already advanced the deals, the demo still works — the states just start further along. Parcel names below are from the seed data; use the search box if a card isn't visible.

1. The verification gate (Deal Room)

The seed data includes a deal that is deliberately stuck mid-pipeline:

• Parcel: Independence Layout Residential Plot — Independence Layout, Enugu (₦38.0M asking, Tier A, score 81)
• Buyer: Nnamdi Investments Ltd
• State: verifying

Open the Deal Room from the left rail. Find the Nnamdi Investments deal and click Advance →. Nothing releases — instead a warning banner appears on the card:

⚠ Escrow release requires a clear field verification. Run LandSnap verification on this parcel first.

This is the product's core mechanic: escrow release is refused without a CLEAR LandSnap verification. The API returns 409 verification_required; the UI turns that into a banner with a Run LandSnap Verification shortcut. Note the escrowed amount renders masked (₦••,•••,•••) — hover or click to reveal it.

2. LandSnap to CLEAR

From the warning banner (or the parcel's report), run LandSnap on Independence Layout Residential Plot:

1. Frame the land — the viewfinder step; press the shutter.
2. GPS lock — coordinates are confirmed against the registered parcel location.
3. Scan — the five-item checklist runs: title search, site inspection, beacon verification, e-GIS cross-check, customary claim check.

The parcel's only flag is informational ("C of O recertification exercise pending at the ministry"), so every check passes and the verdict is ✓ CLEAR, recorded with the assigned field advisor (a vetted Enugu advisor — the one with the fewest completed verifications is assigned), a timestamp, and field GPS coordinates.

Back in the Deal Room, click Advance → on the Nnamdi deal again. This time it moves to released — the terminal success state. The pipeline rail shows funded → verifying → released complete.

3. A fatal disqualifier (Ibeju-Lekki)

Switch to Lagos and open Ibeju-Lekki Free Trade Zone Adjacent (₦85.0M, Tier B, score 54). Its report carries a fatal flag:

Fatal flag

Contested Certificate of Occupancy — possible double allocation. Fatal flags are disqualifiers: escrow release is blocked on this parcel.

Run LandSnap on it. The verdict comes back ⚑ FLAGGED, with two checklist items failed — Title search (C of O authenticity) and e-GIS cross-check — the exact checks that catch a contested C of O / double allocation. The parcel card in the portfolio now shows a FLAGGED pill.

If you open a new escrow deal on this parcel and advance it twice, the deal flips to flagged and the escrow freezes, with the disqualifier text shown on the card. See Risk Flags & Disqualifiers.

4. Desk Analysis — add your own parcel

On the dashboard, use the Analyze an Address card:

1. Enter a name, pick Lagos or Enugu, a district, and a parcel type (Raw Land / Structured / Distressed).
2. Enter coordinates — or click Use map center to fill them from the map.
3. Run Analysis.

The parcel is scored, persisted, and opened as a full report: EoG Score with dimension radar, ranked development concepts, and risk flags. Parcels added this way always carry the info flag "Desk analysis only — field verification pending" and never draw fatal flags — fatal flags are reserved for the seeded demonstration data, so you can't accidentally brick your own demo parcel.

5. The Omo Onile case (Enugu)

Switch to Enugu and open Nsukka Road Development Land (₦8.5M, Tier B, score 61) — the cheapest entry in the portfolio, and deliberately so. Its fatal flag:

Fatal flag

Omo Onile customary claim unregistered — family land sold without full consent.

Run LandSnap: the verdict is ⚑ FLAGGED, failing the Omo Onile / customary claim check specifically. This is the customary-tenure risk that defeats paper-only due diligence in the Enugu corridor — the family land was sold without the full consent of all entitled parties, so the "title" the seller offers is not theirs to convey. See Risk Flags & Disqualifiers for how this class of risk is handled.

What you've seen

Step	Mechanic	Where documented
Advance blocked on Nnamdi deal	Verification gate (409 verification_required)	Deal Room
Independence Layout → CLEAR	Five-item checklist, advisor assignment	Verification
Ibeju-Lekki → FLAGGED	Fatal disqualifier elimination	Risk Flags
Desk Analysis parcel	Scoring pipeline (POST /api/parcels)	Scoring
Nsukka Road → FLAGGED	Omo Onile / customary claim risk	Risk Flags