Illustrative before-and-after improvements these deployments are designed to deliver.
Each figure is a before and an after - the kind of improvement these deployments are designed to deliver.
In an engagement we baseline how long the work takes and how consistent it is, deploy the AI, then measure the same work again. The figures shown here are illustrative of the operational improvements these deployments are designed to deliver.
A six-hour manual read of every tender, under deadline, with scope risks easy to miss.
12 cost lines over benchmark, 3 scope gaps, and 2 clauses defining the firm's exposure.
The AI reads the pack, checks scope and cost against benchmark, and flags risks; the reviewer checks exceptions.
Reviews complete in about 40 minutes, with a sourced list of what to challenge.
More bids assessed per week, fewer risks carried into priced work.
Each underwrite took days to model and assemble, with quality varying by analyst.
Exit-yield sensitivity, an unconfirmed rent-review date, and a downside case below hurdle.
The Deal Record is built once; model, memo and IC pack draw from it, every figure traced.
An IC-ready pack in under half a day, with assumptions easy to trace and challenge.
Around 30% more deals assessed per analyst, with packs the committee trusts.
Utilisation, surveys and lease data sat in different places; reviews took weeks.
Floor 4 at 23% utilisation, a 2027 consolidation window, and a partial survey to flag.
The AI pulls the evidence together, surfaces anomalies, and drafts the option comparison.
A board-ready recommendation in days, with risk signals identified in minutes.
Around 18% of space identified to release, decisions made on clearer evidence.
Review becomes checking structured reasoning and the exceptions that matter, not reading everything from scratch.
The work that used to wait on one person now moves on its own evidence.
Less time formatting and chasing information, more time on judgement.
Consistent, traceable output the board and committee can trust.
A short, fixed-fee review. Two weeks. The firms moving fastest started exactly here.