Industries · Commercial real estate
Every lease and deal your firm has done, in one model.
Niska reads your leases, deal files and property records, builds a model of your firm, and runs deals, tenants and critical dates on it.
Answer · 3 sources
Three: Suite 210 on March 31, Suite 500 on June 30, and Suite 720 on August 31.123
Never miss a critical date.
Options, renewals and notice dates in your leases become tasks with owners.
Answer from the file.
Ask about any lease or deal and get the clause and the lease it’s in.
Keep every relationship in one place.
Tenants, owners and brokers run on the same model.
What Taju learns here
Your properties, tenants, leases, counterparties, critical dates and deal history.
- property
- 400 Dover Street
- p. 1
- tenant
- Harrow Street Dental
- p. 1
- term
- Ten years, one five-year renewal option
- p. 3
- deadline
- Expiry Jun 30, 2027; option notice by Dec 31, 2026
- p. 4
- person
- Lena Marsh, tenant contact
- p. 9
Permissions before retrieval.
Access rules apply before the model sees anything, so each person sees only what they’re allowed to see.
Documents it reads
- Leases and amendments
- Letters of intent
- Purchase agreements
- Offering memorandums
- Estoppels
- Property reports
Modules firms start with
- Document management
- Customer relationship management
- Task management
- Data and opportunity sourcing
Questions
Can it keep track of dates across hundreds of leases?
Yes. It reads every lease and amendment and turns the dates in them into tasks with owners.
Can we keep the systems we use now?
Yes. Niska reads the systems you keep and runs the rest on its own modules. One model of your firm works across both, and you move each process over when you’re ready.
Where does our data live?
In the deployment you choose: your own cloud account, a Niska-managed cloud, or your own servers. Each firm gets its own database and search index.