RaporBox was built for appraisers who prepare real estate appraisal reports for banks. A single report means pulling together title deed, zoning, building permit and occupancy permit details, the address code and zoning status from official sites, comparable listings from the market, and the bank's own format. RaporBox takes over the repetitive part of that work so the appraiser can focus on the assessment and the conclusion.
Every bank wants the report in its own Word format. Appraisers read the same details from documents, gathered them one by one from address, zoning and listing sites, and retyped them into every report. Most of their time went to data entry and text editing rather than the assessment itself.
The appraiser uploads the documents, and everything that can be extracted fills the report fields automatically. The address code, zoning status, comparables and energy performance certificate come in through the Chrome extension. Bank-specific templates write the paragraphs on their own from tags, and the report downloads as a Word file, attachments included, with a single click.
The appraiser picks the template of the bank the report is for; each template carries that bank's Word format and section texts.
The property's documents are uploaded; whatever can be extracted fills the report fields, and the screen shows how many fields are complete.
The address code, zoning status, comparable listings and energy performance certificate come in through the browser extension; sign-in and verification steps always stay with the user.
The template's paragraphs fill in from the field values; the appraiser writes the assessment and the conclusion.
The report downloads as a Word file in the bank's format, with its attachments in a single file; the extension also submits the report to the banks' appraisal systems.
The report screen shows the fields filled from documents and the completion status. Address, location, zoning, documents and property details progress section by section.
Each bank's template is edited section by section. Paragraphs are written with tags such as neighborhood, street and block, and separate texts are kept for residences, land plots and farmland.
The address code, zoning status from the municipality, comparables from a listing site, and submission to the banks' appraisal systems. The extension never touches the user's sign-in credentials.
Screens seen by the appraiser and the administrator. Images were captured read-only from the live system; property addresses, locations and block/parcel details are hidden.
Appraiser and admin interfaces
Next.js
React
MUIReport fields, templates and Word generation
Java 17
Spring Boot 3
Spring Security
MySQLAn extension that takes over repetitive data entry
Shared Jekirdek Teknoloji infrastructure
Docker
Traefik
GitHub Actions
Prometheus
Sentry
