Planning approval just created work your consultancy sells.
KnockFirst reads available council decision notices and flags newly approved developments that require a specialist plan before work can begin.
From decision notice to qualified prospecting signal.
The pilot is deliberately evidence-first and manually reviewed while we learn which signals create real conversations.
Scan available approvals
We monitor recent approvals across accessible North West planning registers.
Read the conditions
We extract the numbered condition, required deliverable and trigger date from the decision notice.
Check assignment evidence
Published document labels are screened for an existing CMP, CEMP, CTMP or related specialist report.
Deliver the route
You receive the project, source documents and published applicant or planning-agent route.
Enough evidence to judge the opportunity quickly.
- Project address, description and approval date
- Exact numbered pre-commencement condition
- Required CMP, CEMP or CTMP service
- Council application and decision-notice links
- Published applicant or planning-agent company
- Clear assignment-screening caveat
Condition 7
Prior to the commencement of any development hereby approved, a scheme in the form of a Construction Environmental Management Plan shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority.
Test the signal before committing to a subscription.
Start with one complete opportunity free. If the timing and evidence are useful, join the monitored pilot while we refine coverage and matching with a small number of consultancies.
Planning registers vary and some councils block automated document access. We report opportunities found in accessible sources; we do not promise complete regional coverage, exclusivity, or that a provider has not been appointed privately.
- Manually reviewed North West alerts
- CMP, CEMP and CTMP matching
- Exact source evidence and contact route
- No automatic renewal
What the signal does—and does not—mean.
Does “no matching document found” mean nobody is appointed?
No. It means no matching specialist document was visible in the public register when checked. Private appointments may not be published.
Do you cover every North West council?
No. The pilot scans available sources. Some councils use unsupported systems or temporarily block document access, and those gaps are not presented as complete coverage.
Is this a guarantee of winning work?
No. It is earlier, better-filtered prospecting evidence. Your team decides whether and how to approach the published project contacts.