Country Monitoring

Use one tenure workflow to move between supported countries, review public cadastre changes, inspect source coverage, and send relevant land parcels to the map or a shared watchlist.

One Browse Entry, Multiple Countries

Open Tenure → Browse. The Browse jurisdiction selector moves between country dashboards without adding separate country entries to the main navigation. Each destination keeps the same core table, filters, source audit trail, and map actions while adapting its labels to the source cadastre.

Tenure Browse page with the jurisdiction selector open for Australia, Ivory Coast, Zambia, Tanzania, and Chile. — The country selector is the shared entry point. Changing it opens the matching cadastre dashboard while Tenure → Browse remains the active navigation item.

Monitoring is broader than paid WA searches

Published cadastre monitoring and shared watchlists work across the supported countries below. Optional official MTO searches, pricing, and scheduled paid checks apply only to Western Australian titles.

Supported Countries and Views

Mineflow normalizes common land-position questions, but it does not pretend every source uses the same legal vocabulary or publication cadence. Choose the country first, then read the source-specific labels and dates shown on that dashboard.

Country	Public source	Monitoring views
Australia AU	Public state datasets, with authenticated MTO evidence in WA	Currently held, expiring soon, recently expired, newly acquired, and WA pending lodgements
Ivory Coast CIV	Landfolio active, inactive, and application layers	Currently held, expiring soon, recently expired, newly acquired, and pending lodgements
Zambia ZMB	Landfolio active and application layers	Currently held, expiring soon, recently expired, newly acquired, and pending lodgements
Tanzania TZA	Public mining cadastre and application layers	Currently held, expiring soon, recently expired, newly acquired, and pending lodgements
Chile CHL	Periodic SERNAGEOMIN mining-concession snapshots	Currently held, recently eliminated or removed, newly acquired, and in process
Canada CAN	Ten province-qualified source contracts; each province is independently rights- and release-gated	Only source-backed categories marked supported for the selected province; unavailable categories are labelled, not counted as zero

Understand Canadian Province Gates

Canada uses a province selector inside the country dashboard. Each province keeps its own authoritative source, legal identity, licence, freshness target, supported fields, lifecycle categories, and release state. A source marked rights clearedis not automatically public, watchlist-enabled, alert-enabled, or production-verified.

Capability badges

Supported means the province source and normalization contract can substantiate the field or category. Not published and Pending validation are explicit unavailable states; neither represents a zero count.

Qualified title identity

Canadian watchlist and detail links use the exact country, province, source system, and publisher-native record id. This prevents a similar-looking title in another source or province from resolving by accident.

Prince Edward Island is source-blocked

PEI does not currently have an authoritative recurring digital mineral-title source suitable for this workflow. Mineflow shows the external dependency and does not present zero titles or a fabricated national layer.

Open the Canadian Provincial Mineral Titles dashboard to review the current source and capability state for each province.

Read Any Country Dashboard

The selected country determines the available records and legal labels. The interaction pattern stays consistent: choose a change window and monitoring view, narrow by title or holder, inspect the result basis, and select exact rows when a row-scoped action is available.

Ivory Coast cadastre dashboard shown as an international example of the shared country-monitoring layout. — Ivory Coast is shown here as one example. The jurisdiction selector, monitoring tabs, search and type filters, source recency, and parcel table occupy the same places across country dashboards.

Monitoring views

Status tabs answer recurring land questions such as what is active, newly observed, approaching expiry, removed, or still in the application process. Only views supported by the source appear for that country.

Result basis

Each row keeps its exact title identity, holder, type, status, relevant dates, and the source basis explaining why it belongs in the selected view.

Check Sources and Recency

Select Sources before making a time-sensitive land decision. The panel identifies the public system, what each feed contributes, and the latest source or Mineflow observation time available for the selected country.

Country monitoring Sources panel showing the public cadastre feeds and observed recency for Ivory Coast. — The source panel changes with the selected country. Use its dates and coverage notes instead of assuming every cadastre republishes on the same schedule.

Source geometry is not a legal survey

Cadastre geometry and status are presented from the named public source. Country-specific caveats still apply—for example, SERNAGEOMIN describes Chilean mapped concession locations as referential after reprojection.

Continue to Maps and Watchlists

Map

Opens country-wide cadastre context with the tenure overlay active and no drill or survey result requirement.

View on Map

Uses the checked table rows as an exact polygon scope when the selected dashboard exposes row-scoped map handoff.

Watchlists

Keep exact titles from multiple supported countries together for shared monitoring and chronological Activity review.

Continue with Tenement Watchlists to create a shared collection, add exact titles, and review how public changes from different countries appear in one workflow.

Alerts

Tenement Watchlists