This small NFC plate is permanently attached to this building. Behind it is a Farpost record — a verified, growing log of what's in the building, who has visited it, and what they found. It gets more useful every time someone contributes to it.
What's in the record
Who put it here
A Farpost tag is placed on a building after its first Farpost record is created — by a field scout, by a professional who works with the property, or by the owner themselves. The tag is permanent. The record behind it grows as new professionals visit and contribute.
What it means for you
You received this tag in the mail or found it on your property
This tag was created for your building. Tap it to open your building's Farpost record, claim ownership, and start building a verified history. The professionals who already work with your property can contribute what they know — and you'll have a record to stand behind when you need it.
You're an inspector
You can view this building's prior visit history and add your own observations after a visit. Your findings stay with the building — not buried in a transaction file.
You're an adjuster
The building record is here before the claim lands on your desk. Prior inspections, known systems, documented conditions — ready when you need them.
You're a contractor
See what's been found in this building before you arrive. Add your own observations after the job. Your work becomes part of the record.
You're an agent
This building has a verified Farpost record. You can reference it in your listing and share it with buyers who want documentation they can trust.
You're a broker
Prior inspection history, compliance records, and professional observations — the building intelligence you need to underwrite with confidence.
You're an accountant
Your client's property has a verified condition record. That's documentation that supports what's on the books.
You're a property manager
Every building in your portfolio has a history. Farpost keeps it — prior inspections, compliance status, what's been repaired and when. Know what you're dealing with before you make the call.
You're a property appraiser
Verified condition history, documented by the professionals who've been inside the building. Stronger foundation for your valuation. Defensible if it's ever challenged.
You're just curious
Farpost is a professional network and building record system. North Hastings, Ontario today — rural Canada is the goal. Learn more at farpost.ca.
Farpost records are factual
Everything in a Farpost record describes what was physically observed, on a specific date, by an identified professional. Farpost does not rate, score, or assess buildings. It documents them.