Data Extractor with your schema
Define your firm's standard abstraction template once. Run it across hundreds of leases. Get a normalized table, cited back to source, ready for portfolio analytics.
A source-grounded workspace for commercial real estate teams: abstract lease portfolios, audit compliance, normalize fields across hundreds of agreements.
No credit card. Portfolio-ready from day one.

Drop a folder of lease agreements. Run the Data Extractor with your standard schema: base rent, renewal terms, exclusive uses, CAM provisions, assignment language. Get a spreadsheet you'd hand to a portfolio analyst. Every cell cited back to the page.

Every lease has the same structural information. Every portfolio analyst spends their week extracting it into the same template. The reading isn't the work. Building the table is the work. Until now you had to read to fill the table.
Workflows portfolio teams ship
Define your firm's standard abstraction template once. Run it across hundreds of leases. Get a normalized table, cited back to source, ready for portfolio analytics.
Describe a compliance check ("Leases with insurance escalation clauses", "Leases with exclusive-use restrictions") and pull the matching set in seconds. Audit the portfolio without opening each lease.
Audit new leases against your firm's preferred form. Flag deviations, missing protective clauses, off-market terms before signature.
Abstraction is only useful if it's consistent across 500 leases.
Same schema runs across the whole portfolio. Same extraction rules, same normalization, same output shape. Consistency is automatic.
Some of our leases are 30-year-old scans with handwritten amendments.
OCR runs automatically on scanned documents. Mixed-format datasets handled: clean PDFs, scanned originals, Word amendments, all indexed into the same dataset.
Tenant and landlord data can't leak across customers.
Per-tenant isolation. No training on customer content. Your portfolio stays yours.
Upload the leases from your next deal. Run the Data Extractor with your standard schema. Compare what comes back to your team's manual abstraction.