Start with the issues to investigate before an offer, then work back to their evidence rather than relying on the headline score.

## A useful reading order
1. Check the address and report date.
2. Read the summary and the findings grouped as matters to check before an offer, follow-up questions and useful context.
3. Open the relevant chapter and note its source and date.
4. Read **Sources and limitations**, including fields without data.
5. Take the resulting questions to the seller, estate agent, owners’ association or specialist.

## Understanding the scores
The overall and topic scores summarise information on a 0–100 scale. A higher number is more favourable within that displayed assessment. It is not a property value, probability, inspection result or personal recommendation to buy. A strong overall score can coexist with an important concern or missing evidence.

## Understanding a finding
A flag tells you what to investigate; it does not establish the complete cause or repair cost. **No signal found** is not confirmation that everything was checked or that the building has no defects.

See [missing source information](https://support.biedbril.nl/hc/biedbril/articles/en-no-data-unavailable-or-no-signal-found). You can also use [specific AI questions](https://support.biedbril.nl/hc/biedbril/articles/en-ask-useful-questions-in-report-ai-chat) to explore what the report does establish.