Site selection is where most of a project's risk is decided. Build's site selection workflows take a parcel or a shortlist and return the evidence a development or investment team needs to keep going or walk away: constraints, power and infrastructure context, planning risk and a buildable envelope, written up as a deliverable your team can share.
Each workflow runs a team of research agents over geospatial layers, public records and the documents you upload, then drafts and reviews a client-ready deliverable. Workflows build on each other. A site screening gives you a fast read on whether a site is worth pursuing. Buildable area turns the screening's constraints into a net developable footprint. Desktop due diligence goes deep on a single site before you commit capital.
Every finding carries its source, so your team can check the reasoning rather than take a score on trust. Expert-reviewed tiers add a Build specialist's pass before the deliverable is released.
Site selection is the process of finding and assessing land for a specific use. For data centers and other infrastructure-heavy assets it covers power availability, fiber, flood and environmental risk, zoning and planning, access and the size of the buildable area.
Start with Site Screening for a fast, sourced risk read on a site. Run Buildable Area on a screened site to see how much of it you can build on, and Desktop Due Diligence when a site is a serious contender and needs a full desktop investigation.
Coverage depends on the data available for a location. Build tells you which layers and sources were used for each site, so gaps are visible rather than hidden.