Feasibility Tool · Plico Advisory
Feasibility
Evaluator
Four-step intake — project details, file uploads, planning controls, and client brief. Upload your Landchecker report and the AI extracts planning data automatically, producing a structured feasibility assessment aligned to Australian practice.
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Project2
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Planning4
Brief✦
EvaluateProject Details
Enter project identification and NCC classification. Use the example button to pre-fill with a sample project and explore the tool.
Upload Floor Plans & Documents
Upload your Landchecker report, existing floor plans, evacuation diagrams, or site photos. After uploading, click Extract planning data to auto-populate Step 3 from your Landchecker report.
Drop files here or click to browse
JPG · PNG · WEBP · PDF · Up to 8 files · 10 MB each
Landchecker report: Upload as PDF or screenshot image. The AI reads zone, overlays, heritage, flood, easement, and permit data and pre-fills Step 3. You can review and edit before evaluating. Floor plans and evacuation diagrams help the AI assess per-level spatial complexity, egress, and services.
Planning Controls
Review and confirm the planning controls for the site. Fields highlighted in blue were auto-extracted from your uploaded Landchecker report — edit as needed.
Client Brief — Level by Level
Add, remove, or rename levels freely. Describe the proposed scope of works for each level in scope and set the intended NCC classification.
Level
Proposed scope of works
Classification
Compliance & Additional Requirements
List specific compliance items, structural considerations, and requirements identified in the brief.
Ready to Evaluate
Review your inputs below, then run the evaluation. Processing takes 30–60 seconds — you will see live progress as each section is assessed.
Evaluating your project
This takes 30–60 seconds — Claude is working through your brief
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Reading site data, planning controls and uploaded files
Extracting zone, overlays, heritage controls, and site constraints
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Assessing NCC classification change and compliance requirements
Comparing Class 5 vs Class 9b provisions — egress, fire, accessibility, HVAC
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Evaluating per-level scope, complexity, and cost intensity
Assessing each level against the client brief and existing floor plans
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Assessing heritage overlay, planning constraints, and project risk
Reviewing HO permit triggers, DDO controls, and planning pathway
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Preparing recommendations, next steps, and overall verdict
Synthesising findings into a structured feasibility report
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Feasibility Study — Plico Advisory