AI that does the work, not AI that describes it.
A chatbot that can only summarise your data has moved the work, not removed it. These agents draft the lease, dispatch the technician, code the invoice and write the commentary — and then wait for a human to approve.
This isn't software with a chatbot bolted on.
An assistant that can only talk is a search box with better manners. These agents read your records, draft the work, and hand it to a human to approve — which is the only version of AI a finance director will sign off.
Lease Assistant
Drafts and checksBuilds the lease from the negotiated terms, flags every clause that deviates from your template, and prepares the Ejari submission.
Reads your template, flags every deviation
Maintenance Dispatcher
Triages and assignsReads the tenant's description and photo, classifies the trade and urgency, then assigns the technician who is closest, qualified and free.
Classifies trade, urgency and likely parts
Document Reader
Extracts and filesTakes a title deed, cheque, contract, invoice or Emirates ID and returns structured fields linked to the right record.
31 document types recognised
Owner Assistant
Answers and reportsAnswers an owner's question about their own portfolio, in their language, from the live ledger — with the figures cited.
Answers only from your own records
WhatsApp Agent
Handles the front lineTakes enquiries, books viewings, logs maintenance requests and confirms payments over WhatsApp. Escalates the moment it should.
Arabic and English, on the channel it arrived
Voice Agent
Picks up the phoneAnswers inbound calls, identifies the caller against the tenancy, resolves the routine and routes the rest with a written summary.
Identifies the caller against the tenancy
Rent Collection
Chases, politelyRuns the escalation sequence per tenant, per channel, in the right tone, and stops the instant the payment clears.
Stops the moment the payment clears
Invoice Processing
Codes and matchesReads a vendor invoice, matches it to the purchase order and work order, codes the GL account and routes it for approval.
Matches PO, work order and GL account
Reporting
Writes the commentaryProduces the monthly owner and board pack — the numbers from the ledger, the narrative explaining what moved and why.
Numbers from the ledger, narrative from the movement
Predictive Maintenance
Sees it comingWatches asset age, service history and failure patterns across the portfolio and schedules the intervention before the callout.
Schedules against age, history and failure pattern
Four constraints, enforced by the system
These are not policies in a handbook. They are properties of the architecture — an agent cannot violate them, because the query it would need does not return.
Grounded in your data
Every answer is drawn from your own records, scoped to the asking user's permissions. No general-knowledge guessing about your portfolio.
It proposes, you approve
No agent writes to the ledger. It prepares the entry, shows its reasoning and waits for the human with authority to sign it off.
Every action is logged
Which agent, which model, which prompt, which records it read, what it produced and who approved it — all in the audit trail.
Tenant-isolated by construction
Isolation is enforced at the database row level, not in application code. An agent cannot reach another company's data because the query cannot return it.
Thirty-one document types, read on upload.
Fields are extracted, validated against the existing record and filed with a confidence score. Anything the model is unsure of goes to a review queue instead of into your database.
Read
The document is classified, then parsed for the fields that matter to its type — parties, dates, amounts, references, areas.
Check
Every field is validated against what the system already knows. A title deed whose plot number contradicts the register is flagged, not filed.
File
The document is linked to the property, unit, lease or vendor it belongs to, versioned, and made searchable in full text and by meaning.
Eight stages. One record, from title deed to board pack.
A property enters the system once. Everything that happens to it for the next twenty years is an event on that record — never a re-entry into a different system.
- 01Acquire
Property enters the system once
Title deed uploaded, read and verified. Building, units, areas, owners and service charges created from the document — not typed from it.
Document AI extracts 40+ fields
- 02Market
Listings and enquiries
Vacant units publish to portals and your own site. Enquiries from every channel land in one pipeline with the unit already attached.
AI qualifies and books viewings
- 03Lease
Offer to signature
Quotation, negotiation, approval, e-signature and Ejari registration. The revenue schedule and invoice run are created at signature.
Lease drafted and clause-checked
- 04Move in
Handover and inspection
Snagging list, meter readings, key handover, DEWA transfer and the deposit posted to the right liability account.
Inspection scheduled automatically
- 05Operate
Maintenance and facilities
PPM runs on schedule, reactive requests get triaged and dispatched, vendor invoices arrive coded and matched.
AI triage and dispatch
- 06Collect
Rent, PDCs and arrears
Cheques banked on date, payments reconciled against invoices, arrears escalated on a sequence that stops when money lands.
AI collection sequences
- 07Renew
Expiry to renewal
Renewal terms proposed against market comparables and the tenant's payment record, sent, negotiated and re-registered.
Renewal proposed 120 days out
- 08Report
Owners, board and regulator
Owner statements, portfolio performance, VAT returns and the board pack — generated from the same ledger everything else posts to.
AI writes the commentary
See it running on your own portfolio.
A 45-minute session with an engineer who knows the domain, not a slide deck. Bring a real lease, a real invoice and your hardest question.
No sales sequence. One engineer, 45 minutes, your data model on screen.

