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Customer story · VERY LARGE REAL-ESTATE GROUP · DUBAI
Tenant service that reads the lease before it answers.
One of Dubai's largest real-estate groups deployed a tenant-service assistant grounded in its own lease documents through private retrieval — service charges, renewal terms, handover conditions answered from the actual contract, not a guess. Governance is aligned to DIFC expectations, and an Arabic-ready rollout is on the roadmap.
One of Dubai's largest real-estate groups deployed a tenant-service assistant grounded in its own lease documents through private retrieval — service charges, renewal terms, handover conditions answered from the actual contract, not a guess. Governance is aligned to DIFC expectations, and an Arabic-ready rollout is on the roadmap.
“It answers from our leases, on our servers. That is the only version of this our board would approve.”
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