Yardi integration
REAL combines the lease, property and financial data maintained in Yardi with the governing leases, amendments, landlord statements and other source documents, then moves exceptions into action.
A charge posted in Yardi is a number. Whether it is owed depends on the lease, the amendments, the cap, the base year and the exclusions. REAL reads both and reconciles them.
Check CAM, OpEx and other financial activity against the governing lease terms. Caps, gross-up language, exclusions and administrative fees all live in the lease, and each one changes what the landlord is entitled to bill.
Apply dates, amendments, escalations and contractual obligations as the portfolio changes. An escalation that was renegotiated two amendments ago should not keep running off the original schedule.
Keep each calculation or exception tied back to the source lease and supporting record, so the number can be defended in a dispute or an audit.
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 Yardi 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 Yardi, and there is no second migration of your lease data.
Questions
REAL uses the lease, financial and property records already maintained in Yardi alongside the source documents behind them. REAL can validate charges, apply current lease terms, identify exceptions and prepare the next action while Yardi remains the system of record.
No. Yardi stays the system of record. REAL works on top of it and does not require a lease-data migration.
The governing leases and amendments, landlord CAM statements, invoices and supporting correspondence. Those documents decide whether a posted charge is correct, and Yardi holds the charge rather than the clause.
No. REAL's engineers build the connection to Yardi 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 Yardi?
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