Insight into liveability in and around your housing association’s complexes, so trends and points of attention quickly become visible.

Questions you answer
01
Which complexes need attention now?
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Where do reports, rent arrears, turnovers and vacancies coincide?
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How does the neighbourhood around a complex score on liveability, and what explains that?
04
Which projects are already running and what have they delivered?

When
You determine which complexes need attention.
You prepare consultations with the municipality and chain partners.
You record liveability projects and evaluate them.
What you do with it
01
Your data on one map
You combine your own management data (reports, turnover, rent arrears, vacancy) with Kadaster/BAG, CBS and Leefbaarometer, at home, complex, neighbourhood and portfolio level. With the search function you find a complex directly. The map shows your entire property, with layers for home data (year of construction, energy label, length of residence, net rent), complex data (rent arrears, reports, turnover, attention status) and local facilities.
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Attention per complex
The complex overview shows, per complex, the attention status, reports, turnover and rent arrears. You filter by district and neighbourhood, among other things. The scan calculates the attention status (Normal, High, Very high) from reports, rent arrears, turnover rate and vacancy. Each complex is set against all other complexes. The complex page shows financial key figures, occupancy characteristics, charts and all homes in the complex.
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Portfolio and neighbourhood
The portfolio dashboard ranks complexes by attention score. It shows the highest turnover rate and the trend and distribution of reports. The neighbourhood overview links your property to the Leefbaarometer score, broken down by themes and indicators and compared with, for example, the municipality. Neighbourhood reports contain CBS data on age structure, rented and owner-occupied homes and households around the social minimum.
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Leefbaarheidsprojecten
With the projects module you record and follow liveability projects, with status, budget, chain partners, intended effect and SWOT. An evaluation follows at closing.
Complex Scan or Integrated Neighbourhood Scan?
Complex Scan
For housing associations. Liveability in and around your complexes, with your own management data and open data.
Integrated Neighbourhood Scan
For municipalities. Liveability and the social and physical living environment by municipality, district and neighbourhood, based on open data.
View the Integrated Neighbourhood Scan
Explain data and combine sources with an AI model
You can use an AI model in the Complex Scan. The model works on the data loaded in your environment.
You use the model to
explain data in the Complex Scan and the dashboard;
combine and compare public data sources;
combine reports and information from your housing association with public data.
Clappform-platform
Built on the Clappform platform
The Complex Scan runs on the Clappform platform: you connect your own management data to open data and check and manage the data in one place.

Frequently asked questions
1
What is the Complex Scan?
Insight into liveability in and around your housing association’s complexes, so trends and points of attention become visible quickly.
2
At what level can I analyse?
At home, complex, neighbourhood and portfolio level.
3
How does it differ from the Integrated Neighbourhood Scan?
The Complex Scan is for housing associations and combines your own management data with open data around your complexes. The Integrated Neighbourhood Scan is for municipalities and shows liveability per municipality, district and neighbourhood based on open data.
4
Which data from my housing association does the scan show?
Reports, tenancy changes, rent arrears and vacancy from your own management data. The scan combines these with Kadaster/BAG, CBS and Leefbaarometer.
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Can I use an AI model?
You can use an AI model to explain data and combine sources.
Curious what the Complex Scan can do for your housing association? We’ll gladly show you in a demo.