Real Estate co-build workshop
Coming soonHalf a day with the people who do the work. You leave with one working agent on your own data, not a slide about one.
Search across leases, property files, and deal history in seconds. Your team spends time closing, not digging through folders.
Contact salesarrow_forwardLeases, deal files and correspondence for a property answer as one source instead of scattered folders.
Every lease answer points at the document and the paragraph behind it, so a surveyor can check the working.
Rent reviews, breaks and expiries reach the team from the lease register rather than from somebody's memory.
Each agent names what it reads, what it writes, and where a person still signs off. Open any card to see it in full.
Research on a site, its occupiers and its market, written up as a cited note.
Turns the rent roll, comparables and prior terms into a sourced set of assumptions.
Reads a lease and returns a structured abstract, every field cited to its clause.
Indexes the data room, answers from it, and lists what the checklist still needs.
Watches the register for reviews, breaks and expiries and posts what is coming up.
Drafts the recurring property or fund report with each figure traced to its file.
Every agent runs on systems you already use, through your existing permissions — no new data store, no re-permissioning exercise.
Capabilities designed around the specific knowledge workflows of your sector.
Find any clause, tenant history, or property detail across your entire portfolio in seconds.
Get a full history of a property or deal — past terms, negotiations, outcomes — before every conversation.
AI keeps your property and lease data accurate as terms change, so nobody works from stale documents.
Working sessions where teams build a first agent on their own data. Dates for the next round are not set yet.
Half a day with the people who do the work. You leave with one working agent on your own data, not a slide about one.
A live session on what the harness has to know before an agent’s output is worth reading.