Where the National Registry Meets Geospatial Intelligence

Citizens have no simple, visual way to check a parcel's boundaries, ownership status, or building footprint without navigating disconnected registry paperwork.

A public-facing interactive map layer, built on RER's cadastral data, that lets anyone search an address or parcel ID and see boundaries, building outlines, and basic status at a glance.

Free citizen-facing feature, funded as part of RER's digital-experience budget

RER (portal enhancement budget)

Low build effort, high visibility — not a revenue driver itself, but the foundation ParcelView, ProjectTrust, PropertyDNA, and BoundaryGuard all sit on top of.

Functions as adoption infrastructure for the paid citizen products built on top of it.

Buyers evaluating new or in-progress developments have no official way to confirm a project's licensed status, developer identity, or actual construction stage before committing funds.

A public verification portal pulling registered project data — status, developer/contractor identity, licensed service type — into a citizen-facing lookup, cross-checked against drone/satellite construction-stage evidence from BuildTrack.

Freemium — basic verification free, detailed stage-progress report paid

Citizens (paid tier), RER (base feature, consumer-trust mandate)

Medium build effort — needs integration with project registration and the imagery pipeline; moderate and growing revenue as off-plan sales increase.

Assumes a modest per-report fee across a fraction of active development searches nationally.

Buyers, lenders, and investors have no fast, official, single-source way to verify a property's full history before committing capital.

A citizen-facing report generator packaging RER's parcel, building, ownership, and transaction-history data into a paid digital report, with identity verification and payment built in.

Pay-per-report fee, revenue-shared with RER

Buyers, banks/lenders, investors, legal/notary firms

Low-medium build effort on top of existing registry data, high-volume recurring transactional revenue.

At modest adoption, scaling with transaction volume and cross-sell into bank/notary workflows.

Boundary and encroachment disputes drag on for months without objective evidence — informal surveys and neighbor testimony rarely settle anything quickly.

An on-demand evidence package combining historical and current satellite/drone imagery with registered boundary geometry, timestamped and formatted for mediation or court use.

Per-case service fee

RER (per case), or passed to the requesting party

Medium effort — needs a case-intake workflow and imagery archive — for moderate per-case revenue at meaningful dispute volume.

Based on estimated annual boundary-dispute case volume.

Even frequent RER surveys can't keep pace with hyperlocal detail — entrances, amenities, and small changes that matter for daily use but not for registration.

A lightweight contribution tool for accredited field partners — agents, surveyors, developers — to submit verified hyperlocal enrichment data, QA'd by 3Lines before it enters RER's map layer.

Contribution partnership, funded as a RER data-quality initiative with future licensing potential

RER initially; downstream licensees longer-term

Medium-high effort to build the workflow and QA tooling, longer-term payoff through data quality feeding other paid products.

Direct fee potential once the enriched layer is licensed; indirect value strengthens GeoConnect, RiskLens, and InvestGrid.

Older properties can resell on outdated boundary and condition records, creating title risk for buyers and disputes after the fact — there's no mandatory refresh point.

A structured survey-and-certification workflow, aligned to the Quebec certificat de localisation model — boundary re-survey plus current asset condition — required for resale of any property 10+ years old, executed through SurveyHub.

Mandatory per-transaction certification fee

Seller or buyer, per prevailing convention

High effort — requires a regulatory mandate from RER/REGA — but recurring, transaction-triggered revenue by law once in place.

At scale, assuming a meaningful share of eligible annual resales nationally require certification.

Off-plan and phased registrations rely on developer self-reporting — there's no independent way to confirm a project's actual construction stage matches what's being sold.

Scheduled drone survey plus time-series comparison against prior capture, producing a percent-complete report tied to the registered parcel or project ID.

Per-inspection service fee

Developers, via RER, as a registration requirement or optional verification

Low-medium build effort, steady recurring revenue tied to active project volume.

Based on active off-plan project count nationally.

Developers and PropTechs have no sanctioned way to build products on RER data today; informal workarounds create compliance risk for everyone.

A governed API gateway — scoped, rate-limited, permissioned — exposing derived, non-raw data products (title status, boundary geometry, verification flags) to accredited developers, piloted on a single use case first.

Developer subscription plus per-call fee, revenue-shared with RER

Third-party developers and companies

Medium build effort for pilot scope, high long-term revenue as the developer ecosystem grows.

At pilot scale, scaling materially if positioned as the delivery layer for RER's own announced Open API Framework.

Survey quality and format vary by provider, slowing RER's review pipeline and creating inconsistent registration data.

A surveyor registration and accreditation portal with credential verification, an automated GIS QA engine checking submissions against RER's standard, and a submission-to-approval workflow with built-in fee collection.

Registration fee plus per-approved-survey transaction fee, revenue-shared with RER

Licensed surveyors and survey firms

Medium-high build effort, strong recurring revenue once live — becomes the engine behind ResaleCert.

At national scale, before ResaleCert volume is added.

Banks, lenders, and valuers price property risk with incomplete spatial context — flood exposure, terrain, and building condition rarely make it into standard valuation inputs.

A derived risk and valuation data layer (flood exposure, terrain risk, building metrics), computed from RER's registry and RER-controlled imagery, exposed via API — RER remains data custodian throughout.

Tiered vertical subscription (ties into DataTiers)

Banks, licensed valuers, insurers, institutional investors

Medium-high build effort, high-value recurring B2B revenue.

At moderate adoption across major banks and valuers.

Developers and investors want richer, verified spatial and market context beyond the base title record, especially under the new foreign-ownership rules.

A gated, RER-branded B2B portal and API exposing derived (non-raw) layers — market activity, zoning context, development pipeline — to accredited developers and institutional investors.

Subscription / licensing tiers

Developers, institutional investors

Medium-high build effort, strong recurring B2B revenue, reinforces RER's FDI-attraction mandate.

At a moderate subscriber base.

Architects, engineers, and city planners need precise real-world measurement without commissioning a fresh survey every time.

Drone and mobile-mapping-derived 3D point clouds covering registered parcels, delivered through a measurement-enabled viewer for planning, design, and due-diligence use.

Per-project licensing or subscription access

Developers, architecture and engineering firms, municipalities

Medium-high build effort — data capture plus viewer — for solid project-based revenue.

Based on project-tier licensing volume.

RER and REGA have already announced an Open API Framework as part of their tokenization roadmap, but it currently has no public specification or delivery partner.

3Lines as the technical build partner for the geospatial and GIS layer of that framework, owning the parcel, boundary, and imagery data services that plug into the broader API.

Delivery/build contract plus ongoing platform maintenance fee

RER

High build effort, but high strategic value — positions 3Lines inside RER's flagship digital initiative rather than competing with it.

Plus an ongoing maintenance retainer — the highest strategic-value item on this list.

RER's registry is a national asset few third parties can safely build on today — there's no structured on-ramp for PropTech innovation.

A GeoWorks/REES-style innovation hub or accelerator, technically operated by 3Lines, incubating PropTech startups building on governed RER data through GeoConnect.

Program operating fee plus equity/revenue share in incubated ventures

RER (program sponsor), possibly PIF innovation budget

High effort, long-horizon, but potentially large strategic and financial upside.

Positions 3Lines as the operating partner across dozens of future integrations.

Different industries need different slices of RER's derived data — telecom needs cable/parcel overlays, banks need valuation layers, insurers need risk data — with no structured way to sell any of it today.

A set of named, priced commercial SKUs by vertical (telecom, banking, insurance, logistics), each licensed and metered separately, built on the same underlying GeoConnect API infrastructure.

Tiered subscription licensing, revenue-shared with RER

Telecom operators, banks, insurers, logistics companies

Medium effort — mostly packaging and pricing on existing infrastructure — for high-margin recurring revenue.

Blended across verticals at moderate adoption.

Registered boundaries and structures drift from what's actually built — unpermitted construction, encroachment, and demolished structures accumulate unnoticed between manual reviews.

Satellite and drone-based change detection comparing current imagery against registered parcel geometry, surfaced as an automated discrepancy dashboard RER's registration teams can action directly.

Service / licensing contract — recurring change-detection analysis

RER (compliance and registry-integrity budget)

Low build effort, moderate steady service revenue — strong trust-building pilot.

At national rollout, assuming phased district coverage and per-scan service pricing.

RER's digitization pipeline needs continuous, accurate field and geolocation data — a one-time survey isn't enough as the registry keeps growing.

An ongoing mobile mapping and drone survey service, supplying geo-referenced boundary and footprint data directly into RER's digitization workflow on a retained basis.

Retained service contract — day-rate or volume-based

RER

Low build effort on top of 3Lines' existing field capability, stable recurring service revenue.

Depending on contracted field-team size and coverage area.

RER and allied ministries like MOMRA need an easy way to verify permits or project progress without commissioning a one-off survey each time.

Scheduled or on-request mobile mapping capture, with each registered unit linked to its most recent captured image — servable directly to MOMRA for permit or progress checks.

Subscription for scheduled capture, or per-request fee for on-demand

RER, with cost potentially shared with MOMRA

Low-medium build effort, steady recurring or per-use revenue.

Depending on capture frequency and area coverage.

Riyadh Municipality and RCRC are pursuing digital twin initiatives but lack a single accurate, authoritative source for the built environment to build them on.

A 4D (3D plus time) digital twin of Riyadh's parcels, using RER's vectors, imagery, DSM, and DTM as the base layer, hosted inside RER's own environment, with simulation capability for traffic, safety, and emergency planning.

Joint-venture or co-development contract with usage-based access for municipal partners

Riyadh Municipality, RCRC, other government planning bodies, via RER

High build effort, high strategic value — positions the partnership as the long-term digital-twin operator for the capital.

Plus ongoing municipal licensing.

White-land tax enforcement needs current, scaled classification of vacant versus developed parcels — manual assessment can't keep pace with a growing city.

A satellite-based ML classification pipeline that automatically tags parcels as vacant or developed, feeding directly into RER's parcel attributes for tax enforcement.

Service/licensing contract, potentially performance-linked to tax recovery

RER / tax authority

Medium build effort, revenue tied to enforcement scale with upside if performance-linked.

As a flat service, with upside if structured against recovered tax revenue.

Agricultural parcels need ongoing land-use and irrigation verification, which is currently labor-intensive and infrequent.

Multi-temporal satellite classification monitoring agricultural land use and irrigation status, with periodic reports feeding RER's registry and relevant ministry oversight.

Recurring monitoring service contract

RER, jointly with the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture

Medium build effort, moderate recurring revenue tied to agricultural parcel count.

Depending on scope and monitoring frequency.

Government-owned land assets are as exposed to encroachment and unauthorized use as private parcels, but often receive less monitoring attention.

A monitoring layer scoped specifically to state-owned land, integrated into RER's dashboards, flagging encroachment and utilization changes over time.

Service / licensing contract

RER / relevant government land authority

Medium build effort, stable public-sector revenue.

Depending on state land area under monitoring.

Heritage-designated properties often lack detailed, current digital documentation — a risk for both preservation and future tourism development.

Drone- and imagery-based millimeter-accurate 3D documentation of heritage parcels, producing preservation-grade baselines and content usable for virtual tourism.

Project-based capture contract, with optional onward licensing for tourism/education use

Ministry of Culture, via RER

Medium build effort, moderate project revenue with tourism upside.

Across an initial heritage-site portfolio, with licensing upside.

Planning decisions need registry data fused with population, revenue, and service-availability data — today these live in separate systems with no common view.

A data fusion and overlay analytics layer combining RER's registry with population, revenue, and service-availability datasets, for use by planning bodies and investors.

Licensing/subscription for planning bodies, analytics access for investor subscribers

Municipalities, planning ministries, investor subscribers

Medium-high build effort — requires data partnerships beyond RER — for strong strategic and moderate direct revenue.

At moderate institutional adoption.