No, Territory Checks are not a general, broker-side directory that can independently verify territory status for any brand in the market.

Territory Check operates on brand-supplied data. Each participating brand configures its own territory rules and mapping data — availability status by state, ZIP code, or city, along with custom notes, resale routing, and alternate-brand suggestions — and the system applies that brand's specific rules to every request it receives.

This means the tool can only return an accurate result for a brand that has:

Because Territory Checks are built to answer based on each brand's own configured data, it cannot look up availability for a brand that hasn't participated and supplied its rules. A broker or user can't use it as a catch-all lookup across the entire franchise industry — it's a dedicated tool for the brands that have set it up, applying that brand's own definitions of available, unavailable, pending, and resale status.

Brands interested in Territory Check simply need to complete setup and provide their territory rules so the workflow can apply their brand-specific logic to every incoming request.