Kadaster Klic Viewer

The Kadaster Klic Viewer interprets cadastral keys to identify parcels and fetches related metadata from public registries. It is built for researchers, surveyors, planners, and real estate professionals who need quick, repeatable parcel verification, cross-jurisdictional lookups, and consistent data formats suitable for GIS workflows.
Conceptually, the tool validates the key format, determines the jurisdiction, and queries official sources for parcel identifiers, geographic coordinates, and area in square meters. When data is available, outputs include parcel_id, centroid, area, and current status; otherwise gaps are flagged for auditing.
Unique value lies in standardization and traceability: inputs are normalized, outputs use consistent units (m², decimal degrees), and registry timestamps are preserved. This reduces manual cross-checks and supports planning, due-diligence workflows, and compliance reporting.
Core features include single-key lookup, deterministic results, export-ready fields, and robust error handling for invalid keys or data unavailability. Typical use cases are title checks, feasibility assessments, and property due diligence in municipal, regional, and portfolio analyses.
Localization and interoperability: the tool outputs coordinates in WGS84 and areas in square meters, enabling easy integration with GIS platforms and planning software. For regional variants, the workflow adapts to available registry endpoints and language preferences while maintaining a consistent result schema.