Because 'lava zone 1' shouldn't be your title company's problem to figure out at 4pm on a Friday.
LavaTitle ingests USGS volcanic hazard zone shapefiles and cross-references active property parcel data to automate underwriting decisions for title insurance in geologically active regions. It flags lava inundation risk, generates compliance disclosures, and pipes directly into your closing workflow so nobody has to manually read a 40-page USGS bulletin ever again. This is the software the title insurance industry doesn't know it desperately needs.
- Automated lava zone classification against live parcel boundaries with sub-parcel resolution
- Processes and reconciles 847 distinct hazard polygon variants across USGS, PHIVOLCS, and IMO datasets
- Native integration with SureClose and Qualia closing workflow platforms
- Generates jurisdiction-specific disclosure documents with zero manual input
- Covers Hawaii, Iceland, the Philippines, and any other place the earth is actively trying to eat someone's investment property
USGS National Map API, SureClose, Qualia, Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, DataTrace, TitleLogix, GeoComply, PHIVOLCS GeoPortal, RiskMesh, IMO GeoServices, Resware, VaultBase
LavaTitle runs as a set of loosely coupled microservices — ingestion, classification, disclosure generation, and workflow dispatch all live independently and communicate over a message queue so a bad shapefile import never takes down a closing. Parcel cross-reference data is stored in MongoDB because the document model maps cleanly to the irregular polygon metadata coming out of USGS and I'm not apologizing for that call. Redis handles the long-term hazard zone cache since zone classifications don't change minute to minute and I need reads to be instantaneous when an underwriter is staring at a screen. The whole stack runs on a single docker-compose file because I built this alone and I know exactly where everything is.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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