Tango integration
REAL adds the leases, statements, plans, financial records and other evidence behind Tango's location and lease data, then runs the checks and decisions that require more than one record or dataset.
Centralizing portfolio data answers what you have and where. The next question, what to do about a given location, needs the lease, the plan and the operating history at the same time.
Apply lease terms to charges, dates and financial obligations, so the cost of a location reflects what the lease actually says.
Bring plans, site evidence and location information into decisions where the lease record alone is not enough. Usable area, layout and site constraints sit in drawings, not in fields.
Run the same review or question across every relevant location, in one pass.
REAL is built to work with the enterprise systems already running the portfolio. It connects structured records with the leases, drawings, invoices, statements, photos and contracts those systems do not resolve on their own, then uses the combined context to run the workflow. The integration is not the point. What becomes possible when the system record and the surrounding evidence are used together is.
REAL does not ship a prebuilt Tango connector off the shelf. REAL's engineers build the connection during onboarding, read your documents in place, and stand up your first agents in two weeks, running alongside your current process. Nothing moves out of Tango, and there is no second migration of your lease data.
Questions
REAL uses Tango's lease and location data alongside the underlying documents and other portfolio evidence required for the decision. Tango remains part of the existing stack while REAL runs cross-document and cross-functional workflows across the portfolio.
No. Tango stays in place. REAL runs the cross-document work that a single system record cannot answer on its own.
The leases and amendments, landlord statements, plans and drawings, and the financial and operating records behind each location.
No. REAL's engineers build the connection to Tango during onboarding rather than shipping a fixed connector. That is what lets REAL work with how your instance is actually configured, including the custom fields and conventions your team uses.
Related reading: What is Tango Analytics?
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