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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 links each value to the document it came from, with the page or cell when one is recorded.

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Fictional example · Southpoint Industrial Park

Two sources. One unresolved field.

Current edits · Proposed

Total SF

182,350 SF

Rent Roll

Rent Roll · A5:H12

Source reference only. No original excerpt is published.

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183,000 SF

Offering Memorandum

Page 12

Source reference only. No original excerpt is published.

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Proposed resolution

182,350 SF

The rent roll is proposed because its suite-level evidence is more granular. A reviewer decides; selecting a source does not approve the value or create a release.

The current proposal is separate from Released Deal Data v3.

Southpoint Industrial Park · fictional document review. Source references only; original files are unpublished.

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

Read the core deal file

  • Offering memorandum, rent roll, T-12, leases, appraisals, and third-party reports.
  • PDF and Excel files, with scanned PDFs read page by page.
  • Tenant schedules and operating statements parsed into structured tables.

Catch the conflicts

  • Compares the rent roll, T-12, and appraisal for disagreements.
  • Uses governing-source rules to propose a resolution with its basis.
  • Surfaces multi-source conflicts for review instead of silently picking one.

Every value linked to its source

  • Click a value to see its source document, and the page or cell when one is recorded.
  • Provenance pills mark whether a value is doc-extracted, analyst, or user-entered.
  • Distinguishes OM marketing figures from granular rent roll and T-12 evidence; conflicting values remain visible for review.
Ask the assistant

Why does Southpoint’s rent roll show 182,350 SF but the OM shows 183,000 SF?

EQUIRE

EQUIRE proposes the rent roll’s 182,350 SF because it is the more granular source; the OM states 183,000 SF. The conflict stays open for the reviewer’s decision.

“Use the rent roll” asks the reviewer to resolve the proposal. Downstream work keeps its released version until a new version is released.

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Common deal file types
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Deal stages connected
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Decision-ready outputs
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IC memo sections drafted

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