Every winding-up application filed against a NSW company — who's suing them, the debt type, the hearing date, and the contact details — enriched and on your desk by 7am. While the company can still be saved.
Between filing and hearing, a company can still negotiate, refinance, restructure or appoint. After the hearing, the only professional with work is the liquidator. Everything we do is about which side of that line you're on.
21 days to comply. Most don't.
DAY −21You're alerted — full brief by 7am.
DAY 0 — YOU ARE HEREThe market catches up days or weeks later.
DAY 3–21Order made. Window closed.
DAY ~42Credit monitors exist to protect your ledger from dying companies. Industry databases report on files after they're won. We exist to fill your pipeline — before the hearing.
| Distress Signals | Credit monitoring platforms | Weekly industry databases | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | Winning new clients | Protecting your existing ledger | Industry news & league tables |
| Timing | Daily, 7am — hearing still pending | Alerts on companies you already watch | Weekly, often post-appointment |
| Enrichment | Creditor classified, GST status, contacts, trading signal | Credit scores on your customers | Raw court rows |
| Who gets it | 5 seats per practice segment | Anyone who subscribes | Anyone who subscribes |
ATO, icare, landlord or trade creditor. The petitioner tells you the debt type, and the debt type tells you which conversation to have.
Court, action number and hearing date, checkable in one click. Public record only — no scraped guesses, no grey data.
Live leads sorted first, every edition. You always know how much window is left.
Website, phone and public email from the company's own listing — the call is ready to make.
GST registration status and a trading signal — a live site and active hiring reads very differently to a cancelled registration.
One line per lead on the opportunity — DPN exposure, restructure candidacy, refinance headroom — written for the person making the call.
Leave your details and tomorrow morning's edition lands in your inbox at 7am, free — every new NSW winding-up application, enriched and classified. Subscribers then receive it every weekday at 7am. If it's not worth a call back, you'll never hear from us again.
Seats are allocated per segment, first come. Selecting your segment lets us confirm whether one is still open.
Every early seller signal in your suburb — probate estates, DA decisions, distress events and stalled listings — with the property, the timing and the contact who moves it, on your desk every week. Months before anything hits the market.
When an estate enters probate, a property is statistically heading to market in the next six to twelve months — and the family hasn't chosen an agent yet. Everyone else finds out the day the sign goes up. You find out the week the notice is published, with the solicitor who instructs the sale already attached.
Owner passes. Family begins the process.
MONTH 0You're alerted — solicitor named, in your weekly report.
YOU ARE HEREEstate settles. The family weighs up who to list with.
+3–9 MONTHSThe sign goes up. Every other agent finds out now.
+6–12 MONTHSProbate is the clearest signal, but it's one of several. Every week we read the public record across your suburb and surface each early seller signal — with the timing and the contact who moves it.
A probate notice is the earliest public moment an estate starts moving. The acting solicitor instructs the sale — and you have their name and number.
When a DA is refused, the development premium is stuck in the land. Many owners cut their losses and sell rather than fight council.
An owner lodging a DA is an owner weighing their options. Some build; plenty sell — with the approval, or the idea, attached.
Listings that went stale or came off the market are motivated vendors waiting for a fresh approach — and a new agent.
Winding-up and insolvency events against locally held company premises — a forced sale forming before it's public.
Each signal comes with an expected sale window and the reason it matters — so you know which to call this week, and which to hold.
When an estate sells, the family rarely picks the agent cold — the solicitor handling the estate does, or points them to one. Letterbox drops and portal data fight over the family. We hand you the decision-maker, weeks before anything lists.
| Vendor Intelligence | Letterbox farming | Portal & property data | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | Winning the listing before it exists | Blanket brand awareness | Reporting on comparable sales |
| Timing | Weekly — months before it lists | Ongoing, hope-based | After it's already listed or sold |
| Who you contact | The acting solicitor who instructs the sale | Every household, unqualified | Nobody — it's a data feed |
| Territory | One agent per suburb — locked | Every agent drops the same street | Anyone who subscribes |
Name, firm, phone and email of the solicitor handling the estate — the person who instructs the sale, not the grieving family.
NSW Online Registry application and case number, checkable in one click. Public record only — no scraped guesses.
Date of death and notice date, resolved into a realistic window for when the property is likely to hit the market.
Only estates in the suburb you've locked. No noise from the next postcode — every line is a property on your patch.
You reach the solicitor, professional to professional, about a sale that's happening anyway — never the family, never a cold doorknock.
One line per estate on the play — sale-instruction timing, likely window, the reason to call this week — written for the agent making the call.
One agent per suburb — that's the whole model. Tell us the suburb you want and we'll confirm whether it's still open, walk you through exactly what's on each estate card, and reserve it in your name while you decide.
First come, first locked. Once a suburb's taken, the other agents on your patch are told it's gone.