AI Lease Abstraction Software Demo

Watch Abstria extract 200+ structured fields from a commercial real estate lease — source-traced, dual-panel verified, and export-ready.

Abstria extracts 200+ structured fields — rent, dates, options, obligations, rights — in 2–5 minutes from any commercial lease. Every field is source-traced to the exact PDF clause and verifiable in the dual-panel editor.

Purpose-built for CRE legal, asset management, and operations teams. Not a general document AI.

What you'll see in this lease abstraction demo

  1. 0:00

    Upload

    A commercial lease PDF is uploaded and Abstria automatically classifies the document type.

  2. 0:08

    AI extraction

    The AI reads the lease and extracts 200+ structured fields — parties, dates, rent, escalations, options, and obligations — in 2-5 minutes.

  3. 0:20

    Dual-panel verification

    Extracted fields appear next to the source PDF. Every field links back to the exact clause it came from, so verification is a click, not a hunt.

  4. 0:32

    Source-traced accuracy

    Confidence scoring flags fields worth a second look, so reviewers spend time where it matters instead of re-checking everything.

  5. 0:40

    Export-ready abstract

    The finished lease abstract is ready to export to PDF or Word, or to feed downstream portfolio and lease-accounting systems.

What is lease abstraction?

Lease abstraction is the process of extracting structured data — parties, dates, rent, escalations, options, obligations — from a commercial lease document into a format that legal, operations, and finance teams can actually use. Done manually, abstracting a single 50-100 page lease takes a skilled paralegal or attorney 2-4 hours. Done with AI, as shown above, the same lease is extracted in 2-5 minutes and verified against the source document in minutes more.

For a full breakdown of what lease abstraction covers, how manual and AI-powered approaches compare, and what data fields get extracted, read the complete lease abstraction guide or learn more about what lease data is and why it matters for CRE portfolios.

Frequently asked questions