Know Which Occupiers Are About To Move, Before They Appoint Anyone.
Scayled tracks every occupier in your market for lease events, growth and relocation signals, and names who decides at each, so you are the first conversation when a requirement starts to form.
See The Market Moving.
A snapshot of what Scayled sees: real businesses, shown without names, with signals lit up on the building. Move around, hover a building, or jump to a market. Yours would be live.
A stored snapshot of Scayled data, shown as a visual representation of what you get. Names are hidden here. Inside Scayled you see your own market, live, with every business named and the person who decides at each.
The Signals That Come Before A Requirement.
A requirement rarely starts with an enquiry. It starts with a lease event, a new contract, a hiring surge or a merger, often months before anyone appoints an agent. Scayled reads for those moments, and every card shows where it came from and when.
3PL wins a five-year contract with a national retailer.
The contract adds a new client's inbound volume to a site the company describes as near capacity.
Next: Offer to run the market for them before the search starts.
Logistics NewsFood distributor's lease on its main warehouse ends next year.
The company says it has outgrown the site after adding two national accounts.
Next: Be the first conversation, before they appoint an agent.
Annual ReportExample cards, invented businesses
Direct evidence of a changing property requirement, such as a confirmed move, lease expiry or additional capacity requirement.
Business growth that could create a space requirement in the next six to twelve months.
Closures, consolidations and cuts that can release space back to the market.
Beyond the businesses you already track: planning consents, fit-out tenders and new arrivals in your city that are not on your radar yet.
Every Occupier, Tracked.
You cannot watch thousands of occupiers by hand. Scayled does it for you, so your time goes on the ones that are starting to move.
- Every Two Weeks
- Tracked Occupiers
- Every business in your database is re-read for new signals, and anything new lands on its profile.
- Every Location
- Full Occupier Location Tracking
- Every known site each business operates in your market, so you see the whole footprint, not one address.
- Every 12 Hours
- Occupier News
- A city-wide feed of businesses moving, opening and expanding, including companies you have not found yet.
- Any Business
- Ask Scayled
- Ask about any company and get a read on what it is doing now.
Build Your Market, Scan By Scan.
You do not need a listing. Every scan adds occupiers and decision-makers to one database that stays yours and keeps being watched.
Every Occupier Around Any Address.
Point Scayled at an estate or a street you want to work. It maps the businesses around it, down to the unit, with the person who decides at each. No listing needed.
The Right Occupiers Across Your Market.
Describe a size and a kind of space. Scayled finds the businesses across the market that fit, wherever they sit today.
Every business found is tracked from then on.
From A Signal
To A Mandate.
When an occupier starts to move, you have what you need to be first: the reason, the person and the opening line.
Your Market, Watched For You.
- Canvass and target scans, no listing needed
- Every occupier tracked, re-read every two weeks
- Occupier News for your city
- Decision-makers and outreach from your own inbox
- Your database, built up over time and yours to keep
Questions Tenant Reps Ask.
No. A scan starts from any address or any profile of space, so you can canvass an estate you want to work, or target a sector across your market, without holding a listing. Every business found joins your market.
For every occupier, Scayled reads twelve months of dated news that names the business, the company's own website and press pages, its live job ads by role and city, and live research on what it is doing now. A strict judge keeps only business facts about that company, and every card shows its source and date.
No. Lease events show up when they have been reported, in news, company announcements or annual reports. Most of what comes before a requirement is not a lease date at all: new contracts, hiring, mergers and site openings. Scayled tracks those for every occupier in your market.
Every occupier in your database is re-read every two weeks, and anything new lands on its profile. Occupier News runs separately every 12 hours for your city, and picks up companies you have not found yet.
It is a stored snapshot of real Scayled data with names hidden, shown as a visual representation of what you get. It is not live. Inside Scayled, your own market shows each business with its signals, its sites and the person who decides.
Scayled is invite only. We check every request by hand so each account is set up for the way it will be used. You hear back within one working day.