cogit
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CREparser
Commercial lease abstracts in Claude or ChatGPT, each term linked to its clause
Lease administrators and acquisition teams can check each extracted rent, date and risk against the clause it came from instead of trusting a summary.
CREparser reads commercial real estate documents from inside Claude or ChatGPT and returns lease abstracts with rent schedules, critical dates and risk flags, each linked back to its source clause. A Deal Review tier extends this to rent rolls, T12s, offering memoranda, loans, appraisals and estoppels. Exports cover Excel, CSV, calendars and ASC 842 inputs. Five documents are free once; paid plans run $99 or $199 a month. It is made by Superdocs.
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