"Not collected yet — call the office" instead of a guess

When there is no verified rule for a jurisdiction, the panel says so and tells the rep to phone — it never invents an answer.

What it is

A warning card shown in place of an answer whenever the lookup resolves to a jurisdiction with no collected rule. It names the jurisdiction and instructs the rep to call the local building/zoning office, with the explicit line 'never assume "no permit."'

Also called: no permit data · unknown jurisdiction · call the building department

See it
"Not collected yet — call the office" instead of a guess
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The amber NotCollectedCard with the ⚠️ line naming the jurisdiction. PermitCheckPanel.tsx `NotCollectedCard`. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1permitByFips returns null when no current rule row exists
  2. 2The panel renders NotCollectedCard with the jurisdiction label the rep looked up
  3. 3The same card is used inside the click-a-polygon modal
  4. 4The state explainer says uncollected counties 'surface the local building/zoning office to call, never a guessed answer'
Why we built it

A wrong 'no permit' is worse than no answer — it is precisely the failure the whole module exists to stop (migration 091: 'so a job is never closed on a false "no permit" assumption'). The absence of data is therefore rendered as loudly as a red answer.

The problem
  • A blank screen reads as 'no permit required'
  • Silence about coverage lets a rep assume the software checked
Sound familiar?
What you get
A gap in coverage is visible, not silent
The rep is pointed at the phone call that resolves it

See it on your own jobs

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