ValComply.ai was built to address a practical problem: professionals across audit, accounting, superannuation, property and law must rely on property valuation reports they did not prepare — often without a consistent way to judge how far a report can be relied upon.
Valuation reports vary widely in structure, depth and quality. Two reports on similar properties can look very different, and a longer report is not necessarily a more reliable one. For the people who must rely on these reports, the question is rarely “is it long enough?” — it is “does it contain sufficient evidence and reasoning for this property, this purpose and this level of risk?”
Answering that consistently, across many reports and reviewers, is difficult. Judgement differs from person to person and from day to day, and the reasoning behind a review is not always recorded in a way that can be revisited later.
ValComply.ai applies a structured, proportionate framework to every report. It examines each report through two lenses — forensic reliability and commercial proportionality — assigns a proportionate assessment tier, and forms a tier-adjusted grade alongside a separate, practical acceptability outcome. Crucially, it explains its findings, so the review can be understood, recorded and defended.
The aim is not to replace professional judgement, but to support it: to make review more consistent, to focus attention where it matters, and to leave a clear record on the file.
ValComply.ai was founded by Paul De Gilio, a Certified Property Valuer and Member of the Australian Valuers Institute who has been valuing property since 2003.
Across more than two decades in practice, Paul repeatedly encountered the same problem: property valuations relied upon for SMSF reporting — often prepared as agent appraisals, or for another purpose entirely — that did not meet the ATO's requirement for a market value based on objective, supportable evidence. Auditors and accountants were being asked to rely on reports that could not withstand scrutiny.
ValComply.ai was built to close that gap: to check each report against the ATO's guidelines and recognised valuation principles, and to give the auditor a clear, evidence-based view of whether a report is fit to rely on — and what to do if it is not.
ValComply.ai provides AI-assisted assessment to support professional review. It does not prepare property valuations, provide audit opinions, or make legal, taxation or financial determinations, and it does not certify compliance with any particular standard or determine regulatory acceptance. AI can make errors or overlook information, and its output should always be considered alongside the professional user’s own enquiries and judgement.