Covered Building
Match the property against authoritative building and LL87 records before initiating a Resolve case.
Scrutexity identifies regulatory obligations attached to your building, coordinates the professionals and paperwork required to address them, and tracks every matter through documented closure.
Scrutexity evaluates available public records and authoritative data sources. Agency records may be delayed, incomplete, or subsequently updated. Not a legal determination.
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Sources: NYC DOB · NYC Open Data
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NYC property teams do not lack alerts. They lack one accountable operating layer connecting public records, deadlines, independent professionals, documents, filings, and agency acknowledgement.
LL87 filing cycle for covered buildings whose tax block number ends in 6.
The Energy Efficiency Report is due by December 31 of the year the building is scheduled to file.
Civil penalty for failure to submit — $3,000 the first year, $5,000 for each additional year until the report is filed.
The alert is not the hard part. Getting the obligation to closure is.
Source: NYC Department of Buildings — Local Law 87 (Energy Audits & Retro-Commissioning) guidance. Current as of September 2026. Public records can be incomplete or delayed.
One controlled workflow connecting public records, your property, the independent professional, the filing, and the evidence.
Resolve the property identity, BBL, applicable public records, filing cohort, and current known filing state.
Check authoritative sources and determine whether the available records support a potential LL87 obligation or require human review.
Identify independent licensed professionals whose credentials and scope fit the required work.
The property owner contracts directly with the professional. Scrutexity executes a separate orchestration agreement with the owner.
Coordinate deadlines, administrative handoffs, required documents, owner actions, submission status, and correction loops.
When the required evidence and agency acknowledgement exist, Scrutexity generates the closure record.
Scrutexity treats LL87 as an executable workflow, not a reminder on a calendar.
Match the property against authoritative building and LL87 records before initiating a Resolve case.
Track the statutory date and the internal execution buffer separately.
The property owner engages the qualified professional directly for regulated professional work.
Track preparation, owner actions, submission, corrections, and agency status without taking over professional judgment.
Produce a documented evidence record only after the required closure conditions are satisfied.
Every card is a state Scrutexity tracks and evidences inside a Resolve case. Source: NYC DOB Local Law 87 guidance, current as of September 2026.
The licensed professional performs the regulated professional work. Scrutexity coordinates the operating process around it.
The property owner contracts directly with the independent licensed professional. Scrutexity operates under its own separate orchestration agreement.
Deadlines, documents, administrative dependencies, owner actions, submission states, and follow-ups live in one traceable case.
Every important state is backed by source records, timestamps, documents, and event history that the property team can inspect.
Scrutexity does not perform the engineering work. We make sure the execution around it does not disappear into email, spreadsheets, and institutional memory.
Scrutexity coordinates the process without replacing the independent professional's judgment.
| Work | Who performs it | Scrutexity role |
|---|---|---|
| Property / public-record scan | Scrutexity | Detect and organize public regulatory signals |
| Energy audit | Independent qualified professional | Coordinate administrative workflow and track completion evidence |
| Retro-commissioning | Independent qualified professional / approved agent as legally applicable | Coordinate workflow and preserve completion evidence |
| EER professional preparation / certification | Independent licensed professional (RDP) | Track administrative state; do not modify professional judgment |
| Owner certification / owner action | Property owner | Request, remind, track |
| DOB submission | Authorized filing party / professional as applicable | Track receipt and agency state |
| Closure Record | Scrutexity | Compile the documented execution and evidence history |
Law → Rule → Property → Obligation → Professional → Action → Filing → Agency state → Evidence → Closure
Resolve is Scrutexity's orchestration service for an LL87 matter. We coordinate the operating workflow while the property owner retains a direct relationship with the independent licensed professional performing regulated work.
The professional contracts directly with the property owner and bills the owner separately. Scrutexity charges a separate flat orchestration fee — never a percentage of the professional's fee.
Scrutexity does not mark an obligation closed because someone says the work is finished. Closure is derived from the required evidence.
No. Scrutexity provides regulatory workflow orchestration and software. Regulated professional work is performed by independent licensed professionals contracted directly by the property owner.
Scrutexity resolves the property's identity and checks authoritative public sources, including the applicable Covered Buildings List and related DOB records. Public Scan results are qualified because public records can be incomplete or delayed.
A Resolve case is created. Scrutexity verifies the available property information, coordinates matching with an eligible independent professional, tracks administrative milestones and required evidence, and follows the case through the recorded agency state.
It means Scrutexity's closure conditions have been satisfied by the required evidence in the case record. It is an evidence state, not a substitute for legal advice or professional engineering judgment.
The property owner contracts with and pays the independent professional directly. Scrutexity bills separately for orchestration.
No. Scrutexity coordinates and documents regulatory execution based on authoritative records and the evidence available to the case. It does not provide legal advice or replace required professional judgment.
See what public records indicate before another deadline becomes another spreadsheet problem.
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