Upload your leases and ask anything: the rent schedule, the renewal deadline, who pays for the roof. You get a plain answer, the page it came from, and the exact clause highlighted in the document.
Around the answers sits a full workspace: critical dates computed onto your calendar, CAM bills reconciled line by line, a rent roll and rights matrix built straight from the documents.
And when the lease does not say? “Not found in the lease.” Leaseful abstains rather than guesses.
The screens below are the live product over thirteen leases, two of them real and one a scanned photocopy read by OCR. There is $3,239,300 of contracted annual rent on the books, every figure grounded in its lease.
Leaseful opens with the decisions that need attention. It shows kick-out measurement windows, CAM recovery windows with the dollars at stake, and expirations that need renewal planning. The items are sorted by urgency, and each one includes its clause.
Each item is shown before its decision window closes.
The CAM audit reconciles the landlord’s statement against the governing lease terms. It flags an overstated pro-rata share, an excluded capital expense billed into CAM, or an increase that exceeds the cap on controllable costs. Findings sum exactly to the discrepancy, and each one cites the CAM clause.
When a statement is clean, the audit reports nothing to recover.
$72,460
Likely FY2024 overcharges found across six CAM statements in the demo portfolio, every finding cited to its clause.
Upload a lease PDF and reading starts immediately. You get the abstract while Leaseful computes every date and reconciles every dollar. Every claim is highlighted at its source. You can take those instant answers to a negotiation without paying a lawyer’s hourly rate or waiting in a week-long abstraction queue.
