One system.Six jobs it gets hired for.
Sevrel is one product, but teams rarely adopt it for everything at once — they hire it for one job first, usually whichever question costs them the most time this month. These are the six we see most often. Each page describes the workflow in the operator's own terms, what Sevrel does concretely, what it needs to work, and where the limits are — because a tool you can trust is one that tells you both.
Lease analysis
A question about a single clause means finding the lease, finding the amendment that changed it, and reading both.
Ask in plain language, get the answer with the retrieved lease and page behind it, across the whole portfolio rather than one document at a time.
Due diligence
A few hundred documents arrive with a deadline attached, and the important detail is on page 40 of one of them.
Work the room by question rather than by folder — estoppels, service contracts, environmental reports — with every answer traceable to its source.
Portfolio management
Critical dates live in a spreadsheet somebody updates manually, which means they are found late.
Recorded lease end dates, vacancies, and tenant risk signals surfaced from the documents themselves, including on a schedule nobody has to remember.
Asset management
OpEx and CAM questions require reconciling budgets, ledgers, and lease language that never quite agree.
Compare operating expenses across properties and periods, with the underlying documents attached to each figure.
Critical dates
Expirations and option windows live in a hand-updated tracker, so the lease and the spreadsheet disagree — and the gap shows up after the window to act has closed.
Recorded lease end dates surfaced for review, including on a nightly schedule, with the source lease retrievable behind each date — and every derived deadline verified against the governing document.
Tenant documents
COIs, W-9s, and signed forms arrive by email and stay in one person's inbox, so the tenant file in the vault slowly drifts away from the truth.
Tenant document intake managed in one place — files kept in your existing vault, detected PII redacted before text reaches any AI model, and source-linked answers about what is on file.
Not sure which one you are
Most teams start with whichever question costs them the most time this month. Tell us what that is and we will show you that workflow on your own documents.