Revr gives tenant-rep and agency-rep brokers an AI associate named Reggie. He researches opportunities, drafts outreach, builds client surveys and tracks lease dates. You review the work before it goes out.
Reggie is an associate, not a chatbot. He reads your whole book before he answers, pulls live market data on demand, works overnight, and does the four jobs a leasing broker does every day.
Work the occupier’s requirement with tenant representation, or the owner’s availability with agency representation. Keep the account history in your leasing CRM. Start with our guide to finding lease expirations.
Same Reggie, same tools, one memory on every one of them. Ask for a list by email in the morning, then text him “send it” from a showing, and he knows exactly where you left off.
24.1 Tenant shall have no right one option to extend for three five years.
He scans your book for expirations, funding, filings and hiring, so you wake up to the research you used to spend hours on.
Drafted in your voice, shaped by the signal that surfaced the company, waiting in your review queue with the rest. Sequences pause the moment somebody replies, and he drafts your answer too.
Daniel, quick note. We flagged Harborline’s upcoming lease expiration and wanted to reach ops leadership directly.
Happy to pull together a quick market read on your current footprint. No commitment, just useful data. Worth 15 minutes?
Surveys, tour books, comp sets, building and market reports. Your buildings, your suites, your photos, drawn in your firm’s colors and finished the day you ask.
Drop a lease in and Reggie abstracts it, checking every term before a single date is set. Drop their LOI in and he marks it against your own form, then hands the marks back as a Word file you can open and edit.
One missed notice window gives away an option. Reggie keeps the register across every client and puts the nearest date in front of you first, calculated from the lease terms rather than typed in by somebody who remembered.
Reggie drafts. Every outreach email and text waits in your review queue for your sign-off, enforced server-side.
Your book, your documents and your messages are never used to train any AI model, not ours, not our provider’s.
Connected credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, and every record is isolated to your workspace.
The whole architecture is written down, including what Revr never does. Read the security page.
Revr is invite-only while we onboard in small batches. Tell us about your book and we will show you what he does with it.