The portfolio flags what changed
AI Insights raises curated cards from your verified data — expiring leases, NOI moves, vacancies, facility due dates, broker activity. Each card carries the record it was cut from.
+8.4% at West Loop Industrial — CAM recoveries drove May
3 leases inside 180 days
Flip a card, see its source
An insight you can't check is a rumor. Every card flips to the verified record behind it — the lease, the statement line, the maintenance schedule.
Five kinds of cards, one standard of proof
The catalog is curated, not a feed — each card type watches a slice of the portfolio an owner actually loses sleep over.
Exposure inside the notice window
Leases approaching expiry with tenant, square footage, and option status — before the renewal conversation is urgent.
Unit 6 · 5,000 SF · market-ready
Vacant units with market-ready dates, so downtime is a number you manage rather than discover.
+8.4% at West Loop Industrial
Month-over-month moves traced to the statement lines that caused them.
Roof inspection overdue since June
Routine services coming due or slipping — surfaced before the deferred-maintenance bill.
LOI expected for Unit 6
Deal activity from broker correspondence — Corbett & Lane’s backfill becomes a card with a pre-filled prompt.
Every card is source-linked. If it can’t cite a record, it doesn’t become a card.
Verified data firstA card is a conversation, already started
Every card deep-links into the AI Copilot with its context loaded — the question pre-filled, the datasets already selected. A broker’s new-deal email arrives the same way: as a card with the prompt written for you.
You don’t re-explain the portfolio to get an answer. The card knows which property, which lease, which statement — the follow-up starts from there.
+8.4% at West Loop Industrial
Ask Copilot →CAM recoveries of $86,150 billed in the May reconciliation.
Monday morning, in four cards
The review that used to mean four inboxes — a manager’s email, a statement PDF, a maintenance spreadsheet, a broker thread — starts and ends on one screen.
Open Insights
Four cards are waiting: an expiring lease, an NOI move, an overdue service, a broker LOI. Nothing to hunt for.
Flip what matters
The NOI card shows the statement lines behind the move. The lease card shows the tenants and dates. Checked, not trusted.
Ask the follow-up
One card deep-links into Copilot with context loaded — “what drove the variance?” answered with the page cited.
Set the week
You know which manager to press, which renewal to start, which service to chase. The review is done — sourced, not skimmed.
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