From first email to approved LOI.

15 to 20 hours of deal admin becomes under 1 hour of review. The sources arrive, the figures compute by rule, and one approval binds one exact version.

Ten stages, one record.

  1. IntakeThe requirement, the kickoff notes and the client's documents come in.
  2. SearchYour own listings, pulled from your own data seat, kept inside your firm.
  3. AnalysisEach option checked against the requirement, the derived figures computed by rule.
  4. OutreachOne ask to each listing broker for the facts the listing left out, and the answers land on the option.
  5. SurveyThe survey in your firm's template, checked before it reaches the client.
  6. ToursThe tour book and the schedule out, the client's starred options and questions back.
  7. ProposalsProposals to each landlord and a client edition of the comparison after each round. Next in the build
  8. EconomicsNet effective rent, free rent, the improvement allowance and escalations, computed by rule and checked to source.
  9. LOIThe letter of intent in three editions, landlord, broker and client.
  10. ExecutionThe signed lease in, the dates that matter next on the record.

Illustrative example. Any stage not live on the build prints Next in the build.

Three phases, one trail.

  1. Connect and ingest.

    Upload documents or connect email read only. Files are scanned, screened and indexed to your firm's workspace, and sources keep their identity.

  2. Draft with the sources attached.

    The system checks policy, pulls what your firm may use, computes the figures by rule, then drafts. The output is cited and carries its trace.

  3. Review and approve.

    Comment, revise, compare versions. Approval locks the draft with its citations, its rule traces and its approver.

Approved once, delivered exactly.

  • Export the approved version to DOCX or PDF, and survey decks as native PowerPoint.
  • A client portal from one link: no account, scoped to one deal, revocable any time.
  • Compare any two versions and see exactly what moved.

See it on your deals.

Bring a deal. 60 minutes, your deal or our worked example, and you leave with a cited draft.

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