Workflow Guide

Last updated 2026-03-122 min readWorkflow Guides
The Problem

Preparing a property for sale requires organizing and verifying the entire lease and financial document package for the buyer's data room. Sellers benefit from having organized, accurate lease data when bringing properties to market — it accelerates transaction timelines and reduces the diligence period negotiations that often delay closings.

Step-by-Step Automation Workflow

1

Abstract every lease in the property

Abstract all leases across the property, producing comprehensive summaries.

2

Spread three to five years of financials

Spread 3-5 years of historical financials to standardized formats.

3

Build the property fact sheet

Generate a property fact sheet with key metrics: WALT, occupancy, rent PSF, escalation schedule, upcoming expirations.

4

Draft estoppel certificates for every tenant

Prepare estoppel certificate drafts for all tenants.

5

Organise the data room

Organize the data room with abstracted lease summaries, financial spreads, and supporting documentation.

6

Write the seller's diligence memo

Generate a seller's due diligence memo highlighting the property's lease strengths and addressing anticipated buyer questions.

Time Saved
The lease and financial package for the data room is assembled from abstracts and spreads that cite their source documents, rather than compiled by hand
Cost Impact
Faster time-to-market, reduced broker and legal preparation costs, and smoother buyer due diligence leading to shorter closing timelines and fewer price re-trades

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