Document intelligence

Turn the deal file into underwriting inputs.

Upload the OM, rent roll, T-12, leases, and diligence files. EQUIRE abstracts the data, flags conflicts, and ties each material number to its source page.

EQUIRE extracted deal data view with source links

Stop re-keying deal documents. Start with structured, sourced inputs.

Read the core deal file

  • Offering memorandum, rent roll, T-12, leases, and the PSA.
  • PDF, Excel, and scanned documents (OCR fallback for image-only files).
  • Tenant schedules and operating statements parsed into structured tables.
Multiple CRE document types being abstracted

Catch the conflicts

  • Compares the rent roll, T-12, and appraisal for disagreements.
  • Applies governing-source rules so the right document wins.
  • Surfaces multi-source conflicts for review instead of silently picking one.
Conflict panel showing a rent roll vs OM disagreement

Every number tied to its source

  • Click any value to see the source document and page it came from.
  • Provenance pills mark whether a value is doc-extracted, analyst, or user-entered.
  • Rounded OM figures are flagged before they become governing data.
Source pill showing document provenance for a value
Ask the assistant

Why does the rent roll show 182,350 SF but the OM shows 180,000?

The rent roll is the governing source — 47 suites total 182,350 SF; the OM's 180,000 SF is a rounded number.

“Resolve using the rent roll” clears the conflict in the deal record.

100%
Material numbers tied to source
8
Common deal file types
11
Deal stages connected
4
Decision-ready outputs

See it on a deal

Extracted field review
Extraction review
Resolving a data conflict
Conflict resolution
Operating statement table
Operating statement table
Tenant schedule
Tenant schedule

See EQUIRE on your next deal.