The Platform Powering
Commercial Real Estate Intelligence
Delivering trusted lease data and AI automation across the asset management lifecycle
Your leases, read and understood
Leva reads your leases, answers questions about the portfolio they add up to, and keeps the underlying data current.
Clauses, dates, rent steps, options and CAM/tax, cited to the page.
Counts, square footage, and totals by tenant, property or city.
Update fields, add custom columns, extract tax bills.
Built for lease work,
not general chat
Most assistants generate a plausible answer. Leva queries your own data directly, in the vocabulary of commercial leasing, so the figures hold up when someone checks them. See what it can do →
Three steps, then it runs itself
Leases, amendments, estoppels, tax bills. Native PDFs or scans of scans. No templates, no renaming, no prep.
Terms, options, escalations, recoveries and critical dates come out as structured fields, each one linked to the page it was found on.
Ask in plain language, update fields and add columns from the answer, build a chart, and export straight into your existing models.
Questions we get from asset teams
For exact numbers Leva runs structured queries against your data rather than generating a best guess, which is what keeps answers like "total annualised rent by city" or "how many leases expire in 2026" from drifting. Extracted values carry a citation to the clause and page they came from, so anything that matters can be checked rather than taken on faith.
They are handled. Scans, faxes and photographed pages all go through OCR before abstraction. Where a page is genuinely illegible, Leva flags the field as unverified instead of guessing, so you will always know which values need a human eye.
Most portfolios are queryable within two days. There is no data model to design, no template to fill in and nothing to hand off: you upload the documents you already have and the structure comes out of them.
Yes. Export abstracted fields to CSV or Excel, or use the Leva API to push them into your existing rent roll, asset management or accounting stack on a schedule.
Yes. Attach a tax bill and Leva extracts the amount, due date, roll number and tax year, then keeps them searchable alongside the leases. You can aggregate by year or by property. "What is my total property tax for 2025" is a question it answers directly.
Only your team. Documents and abstracted data are encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated per tenant, and never used to train shared models. Access is role-based and every retrieval is logged.
Give your team its week back
Start with the lease you think is hardest. Every field comes back cited to the page it came from, so you can check the work yourself.