Condition Management System
Parse your decision notice, validate conditions against the six tests, track discharge progress, and manage amendments — all in one place.
Paste Your Decision Notice Conditions
Copy all conditions from your decision notice and paste them below. Include condition numbers. The parser will auto-extract, classify, and identify trigger events and deadlines.
Compliance Dashboard
Parse your conditions first or load saved conditions to see the compliance dashboard.
Discharge Tracker
Parse conditions to begin tracking discharge progress.
Six Tests Validator
Parse conditions to validate each against the six tests for lawful planning conditions.
Amendment Route Advisor
Describe the change you want to make. The advisor will classify the amendment type and explain the appropriate route.
📊 Data sources & freshness
- Decision notice parsing
Conditions extracted via regex (numbered items + "Reason:" delimiters) and optionally via AI for ambiguous formats. Six Tests validator follows the NPPF/PPG conditions guidance. - Six Tests (NPPF/PPG) ↗
Each condition is auto-checked against: necessity, relevance to planning, relevance to the development, enforceability, precision, reasonableness. Source: PPG Reference ID 21a-001. - Discharge tracker
User-driven status. Future: auto-match discharge evidence files uploaded to the case against numbered conditions.
About this tool: Condition Tracker
Paste your decision notice conditions — auto-classifies pre-commencement vs pre-occupation, identifies discharge requirements, and builds your compliance checklist.
Use immediately after receiving your approval. Identifies which conditions must be discharged before you can start work.
NPPF policy DM6, Six Tests for Conditions
Use these tools when preparing your application for submission. The Validation Pre-Flight catches common mistakes before the LPA does. The statement builders help you create policy-backed documents that address officer concerns proactively.
Guidance to help you prepare — not formal planning advice. Check the current policy text and your council's local plan before relying on it.