Pursuit CRE AI
Drop in the offering memorandum, the rent roll and the T-12. Back comes an Excel model, an Investment Committee memo and a designed offering memorandum. Every figure names the document and the page, sheet or cell it came from. What cannot be sourced is flagged for your analyst, not filled in.
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Sample deal Brightleaf Commons and Harborline Building are sample deals, not real transactions, used throughout this site so no client file is. The four screenshots on this page are unretouched output from an actual run on Brightleaf Commons; the deal room, the walkthrough and the artifacts linked below are the Harborline Building run. Not a mockup, not a rendering.
Anyone can produce a number.
Pursuit produces the page it came from.
Generic AI completes text: when a figure is missing it writes a plausible one, and it looks right. Pursuit carries the document behind every figure it prints, and the section, schedule, sheet or cell inside it. Where no source exists, it raises a flag and leaves the cell to your analyst.
Where the skill lives
The difference is who runs the skill.
Download the package, unzip it, and write the standards file it needs before it will run at all. Install it again on every version. What comes back is an answer in a chat window that somebody still has to put into a workbook.
Nothing to install, nothing to unzip, no standards file to fill in before the first run. Upload the deal, press run, and the workbook lands in your downloads. When a skill is improved it is improved for you, because we are the ones running it.
Wrong for a firm that wants a document repository, a system of record, or a connector into CoStar, Argus or Yardi. Pursuit runs the analysis. It does not keep your book of record.
What comes back
One deal file, one run, three of the documents it returned. They ship in the formats a deal actually moves in, Excel, Word and PDF, so nothing has to be rebuilt before it goes to committee.
Opens on the recommendation, then the support. Cover page, running header, numbered footer, written to the format a credit shop files.
A designed twenty-one-page landscape book, composed once and shipped twice: the PDF a buyer reads and the Word twin you can edit.
Every tenancy tested against its lease. It leads with what the audit found: the discrepancies, which are material, and what they cost.
Deep walkthrough · the current product
3:02Three minutes on one deal, with the underwriting build left on screen instead of cut away from. The documents are read in. The revenue base is assembled off the rent roll. Net operating income is built line by line to the expense. Value is struck off it, the facility is sized on two separate bases, and the lower of the two is named as the binding constraint. Nothing here is a summary card standing in for the work: the sheet is the sheet. On the Harborline Building sample deal.
Product tour · the current product
1:43A calm walkthrough of the actual product: sign-in, the pipeline staged from screening through closing, a deal workspace with its documents, diligence tasks, key dates and parties, a skill run, and the cited deliverable that comes out of it.
Stage 01 · screening
The buy box your desk actually uses, tested criterion by criterion against the documents. A deal that fails says which filter it failed and how far outside it sits, before anyone spends a day on it.
The difference
Paste, prompt, re-prompt, copy out, reformat.
Drop the documents. Extraction, research, model, and memo run end to end. Your analyst reviews the output.
It has never seen your templates, your buy-box, or your labels. Every output needs rework.
Built around YOUR standards: your labels, formats, voice and firm name are configured at onboarding and applied to every output, and your buy-box is struck against every screen. Upload your firm's Excel model and a companion model comes back in your structure: your tab names, tab order, labels and formats. Pursuit's own formula workbook ships beside it, because the arithmetic and the citations stay Pursuit's own.
Generic AI completes text. When a number is missing it produces one anyway, and it looks right.
If a value cannot be sourced from your documents or public data it is flagged, logged, and left for your analyst. Never invented.
The standard
Pursuit does not fill a gap with a number. It flags it, and your analyst decides. Market projections are highlighted in the model and linked out to where they came from.
Every figure carries its document and the section, schedule, sheet or cell it was read from, with a verbatim snippet from your own file.
A value that cannot be sourced is flagged in red. It is never filled in with a fabricated one.
What the book never supports gets its own section. The claims it makes go into a register, and the diligence request comes back ranked by how many of them each missing document would settle.
Every run is logged with the user who ran it and the time.
Your data is yours: not for sale, not for training, not for anyone else. What we hold, and what leaves →
Sample workflows
Manual process against Pursuit with analyst review. Examples, not client results.
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