Use cases · Real estate & compliance

Lease abstraction and key dates

Pull the key terms and dates out of leases into a consistent summary, with each item linked to the clause it came from, and remind owners before notice dates pass.

Where it starts

The trigger.

A new lease, amendment or renewal is signed or uploaded.

How it runs today

  • Key terms live inside long documents that few people read in full.
  • Renewal and notice dates are tracked in spreadsheets that drift.
  • Amendments change terms without the summary being updated.

The workflow

Four bounded steps.

Each step has an owner and a stop rule.

  1. 01 / Extract

    Draft a summary of parties, rent, term, options, notice periods and obligations from the lease.

  2. 02 / Cite

    Link each extracted item to the clause and page it came from.

  3. 03 / Review

    A property or legal reviewer confirms or corrects the summary before it is saved.

  4. 04 / Remind

    Add confirmed key dates to the calendar or system of record with reminders to the owner.

Where people stay in control

Approval points.

  • A qualified reviewer confirms every summary before it is relied on.
  • The assistant gives no legal advice; questions about meaning go to counsel.

How we would measure it

Against a baseline.

Measured before and after, on the same work.

Time to produce a reviewed lease summary.

Share of extracted items confirmed without correction.

Notice dates missed, before and after.

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