Good fits and weak fits arrive together. Analysts spend time sorting before they can underwrite.
EQUIRE applies mandate filters, required fields, and intake rules so the team can decide what deserves review.








EQUIRE is the AI operating system for CRE teams. It handles intake, document abstraction, underwriting, diligence tracking, valuation, and IC memo prep so your team can focus on investment judgment.
Upload the OM, rent roll, T-12, leases, and diligence files. EQUIRE abstracts the deal data, flags conflicts, and ties each material number back to its source page.
Your team reviews the call. EQUIRE handles the document work.


EQUIRE adapts to your underwriting model, IC memo format, diligence checklist, investment criteria, and asset-class standards. Approved assumptions flow into valuation work and IC materials without another handoff.
Your team keeps the standards. EQUIRE keeps the work moving.


Ask it to run sensitivities, update IC memo sections, compare source documents, prepare next-step tasks, and flag assumptions that still need approval. It works from the reviewed deal record and your team rules.
EQUIRE does the prep and workflow tasks. Your team makes the investment call.

Extracted data, assumptions, risks, approvals, valuation, and memo outputs stay connected in one source-linked workspace. The team can move faster without losing control of the recommendation.
Map EQUIRE to your model, memo template, diligence checklist, approval gates, and asset class standards. Its agents follow your process, so analysts spend more time on the deal and less on the handoffs.

Intake, document abstraction, underwriting, diligence, valuation, and IC work stay in one source-linked operating record.
Good fits and weak fits arrive together. Analysts spend time sorting before they can underwrite.
EQUIRE applies mandate filters, required fields, and intake rules so the team can decide what deserves review.
Good fits and weak fits arrive together. Analysts spend time sorting before they can underwrite.
EQUIRE applies mandate filters, required fields, and intake rules so the team can decide what deserves review.
Analysts spend the first pass manually entering OM, rent roll, T-12, and lease data.
EQUIRE converts source documents into structured underwriting inputs, flags conflicts, and links each material number to its source.
Checks depend on memory, email threads, and spreadsheet notes.
Each released value carries source, page, reviewer, and approval state.
Model inputs, lease data, and memo language drift apart as the deal changes.
Approved assumptions move into valuation and memo work from the same reviewed record.
Open issues scatter across email, docs, and meetings.
Risks, owners, deadlines, and phase gates stay visible in one deal workspace.
Memos, lender packages, and LP updates get rebuilt from the same data by hand.
IC, lender, and LP outputs draw from the reviewed record, with sources attached.
Every deal preserves what mattered: why it fit, what failed review, which risks changed the recommendation, and which standards applied. The next deal starts with that context.
EQUIRE guides the CRE deal cycle from source documents to IC materials, so your team can spend less time managing the process and more time making the investment call.
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