Permit due diligence for lenders and technical advisers

Review a project's permits, the law behind each requirement and the documents that prove it, from the developer's own record. MitOS gives lenders, buyers and advisers a data room view and exports evidence packs with a tamper-evident fingerprint.

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Environmental report · rev Cissued
Connection offer · rev Areceived
Land deeds · 3 filesattached
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data roomexecutive binderevidence pack
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PDFWordfingerprint 7F3A·9C21 on every page

Illustrative view, not a customer project.

The method

How to review a project's permits without rebuilding the file

Start from each requirement, not from the folder. For every permit, check the legal basis, the validity and the document that proves it; then look at the deadlines and guarantees still running.

The law behind each requirement

Every requirement carries the article of law behind it, cited and clickable. Greek, Italian and Swiss law is built in; the project team confirms how it applies to the specific project.

Documents with their history

Every document is registered with type, revision and issuer. A data room view opens the record to lenders, buyers and advisers.

Evidence that can be checked

Status reports, financing memos and evidence packs export to PDF and Word. A tamper-evident fingerprint on every export means a document can be proven to match the books.

What else is on the record

The risks that are still running, and the numbers.

Permits are only part of the picture. The same record holds the dates and the money that decide whether a project reaches financial close on time.

  1. 01

    Guarantees and their expiry

    Contracts, guarantees and invoices sit on the same record as the permits, so an expiring guarantee is a project risk, not a surprise.

  2. 02

    Deadlines ninety days ahead

    A rolling 90-day timeline and a live flag feed surface what is due and what is at risk before it costs you the project.

  3. 03

    The lender's view of the numbers

    NPV, IRR, break-evens and debt capacity sized the way a lender sizes it, connected to the project's milestones.

Questions before your demo

How do lenders and advisers see the project?

Through a data room view of the developer's own document register, where each document carries its type, revision and issuer.

Can an exported report be checked against the source?

Yes. Every export carries a tamper-evident fingerprint, so a document can be proven to match the books.

Which countries' law is built in?

Greek, Italian and Swiss law, cited to the article. Your team confirms how it applies to each specific project.

Does MitOS replace the technical adviser's opinion?

No. It keeps the evidence and the legal basis in one place; the judgement stays with the adviser.

Bring a project to your demo

Choose a project and the issue you want to resolve. We will focus the walkthrough on the information your team needs to make its next decision.

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