Generic AI
“Here’s how you’d underwrite it…”
A walkthrough, a checklist, a template to fill in, then it hands the work straight back to you.
You still do the deal.
Cover twice the pipeline with the team you already have. Monroe is the analyst in your Slack, Teams, and email, screening every OM, underwriting the deal, drafting the IC memo, and getting sharper with every deal.
Proof of work
Monroe shows its work. Every run breaks into steps, each one timed and logged to your dashboard. An autonomous teammate you can audit, not a black box.
Everyone has their own ChatGPT or Copilot. Each one is a private silo that never opens your OM, never learns your model or your buy box, and forgets the moment the chat closes. Ten people, ten amnesiac assistants, and a firm no smarter for it. Monroe is one shared employee in your channels that does the work and remembers every deal, so the whole desk gets sharper.
Generic AI
“Here’s how you’d underwrite it…”
A walkthrough, a checklist, a template to fill in, then it hands the work straight back to you.
You still do the deal.
Monroe
“Done. It’s in your deal folder.”
A full underwrite (model, IC memo, comps, stress test) in your Slack or Teams channel while you’re still reading the email.
Monroe does the deal.
The analyst workload
The real day-one workload of a commercial real estate analyst, delivered in your channel. Not a chat box you have to drive.
A full underwrite from the OM, rent roll, and T-12: cap rate, NOI, DSCR, IRR, and equity multiple, stress-tested against your assumptions.
Every offering memo screened and scored against your buy box. Pass or pursue, with the reasoning attached.
Investment-committee memos written and argued, with the model and assumptions ready for your review.
Key terms, critical dates, renewal options, and recoveries pulled from the lease into a clean abstract.
Sale and rent comps by address or submarket, sourced live through the ATTOM, Rentcast, and Regrid connectors.
Monroe fills your firm’s own Excel model, every formula, chart, and check cell intact, then recalculates and ties out. No house model? It starts from an institutional default.
Submarket supply, demand, rent trends, and absorption pulled together into a brief you can send.
Loan sizing, DSCR, debt yield, and refinance scenarios modeled across the capital stack.
Normalize the numbers, flag the anomalies, and reconcile trailing actuals against the pro forma.
Set a buy box and matching owners surface automatically, with relationship checks through Affinity and HubSpot and drafted outreach.
Set it up once. The Monday pipeline digest, the monthly portfolio roll-up, and the recurring comp pull post themselves to your channel, on schedule, whether or not anyone is online.
Set your brand once, and supported memos, OMs, and decks use your firm’s colors, font, and logo path instead of a generic shell.
Start a new kind of task and it works out the steps, then remembers the playbook for next time.
Real files, attached in your thread. Open them, edit them, send them. Every one comes with your firm's saved brand kit where the deliverable path supports it, so the work feels like your shop made it, not a tool.
A designed investment-committee deck in native PowerPoint. Every number and table cell is editable in your own tools, with fonts embedded so it renders right on any machine.
Your firm’s own underwriting model, filled in with every formula, chart, and check cell intact. Change one assumption and the whole model recalculates.
A multi-page offering memorandum or broker opinion of value, designed to an institutional bar, in your firm brand, ready to send.
Aerial and demand-driver exhibits: the subject parcel, retail anchors, transit, and employment drivers. The pages an OM needs, without a GIS analyst.
Pipeline screen
Monroe hands back a scannable grid of every deal it screened, scored against your acquisition criteria, with the verdict and the source connector on every row. Click any figure in your dashboard to trace it to the OM page or the comp it came from.
| Deal | Type | Cap | DSCR | Levered IRR | vs. buy box | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln Park | Multifamily | 5.8% | 1.34× | 17.6% | PursuePasses on yield | ATTOM |
| Harbor Point | Industrial | 5.2% | 1.46× | 18.4% | PursueClears every line | Regrid |
| Cedar Crossing | Retail | 6.4% | 1.18× | 13.9% | PassCoverage too thin | Rentcast |
| Maple & 7th | Office | 7.0% | 1.06× | 11.2% | PassIRR below your floor | ATTOM |
The Company Brain
Monroe is one employee your whole firm shares, not a seat each person rents. Every deal it touches becomes part of your firm's memory, and every time one person teaches it your standard, everyone inherits it. Your team turns over. The knowledge stays.
Buildings, owners, lenders, tenants, leases, and the deals they sit in become a connected map of your portfolio. Start from an asset and Monroe pulls the property, the parties, and the threads where it came up.
Teach it your IC-memo format, your screening criteria, your OM-triage steps once. Monroe pauses before it saves, then applies your standard on the next deal, for everyone on the desk.
Because Monroe works in your channels, the underwrite lands where the whole team sees it. No private chat windows, no shadow AI, no knowledge walking out the door when someone leaves.
Pulls comps, parcels, and relationships from ATTOM, Regrid, Rentcast, and Affinity. Plus your Drive, CRM, and 3,000 more apps when you need them.
Seven layers we built from day one: the things off-the-shelf agents skip. Pick a layer to see what it buys you, and why most AI employees don't have it.
How it fits
Monroe is a new hire on the team, not a new tool you have to migrate to. It uses the same Slack, Drive, Notion, HubSpot, and Box your team already lives in. Set access at the connector level, exactly like onboarding a person.
No data migration. No “Monroe-shaped” workflows. The work happens where your team is.
Where it lives
Full OAuth, threaded replies, and approval-gated actions in both Slack and Microsoft Teams, with every run logged in your dashboard. Connect Teams with Microsoft sign-in from the dashboard, then add Monroe to the team or chat where it should work. Or skip the install entirely: every workspace gets its own Monroe email address, so you can CC or forward a deal thread and the finished work comes back as a reply.
Slackbot is Slack-only and stays that way. Monroe works the same in Slack, Teams, and email, with one dashboard and one run log behind all three.
Which models
Monroe runs frontier reasoning models inside AWS for the judgment underwriting needs: assumptions, IC argumentation, the calls a senior analyst makes. Inference stays inside AWS; no data leaves to a third-party router. Every tier gets the same model quality.
Most tools bolt onto a public API. Monroe keeps inference in AWS, a data-residency answer that survives security review.
How it improves
Say “remember this” and the rule gets written down. When a correction reveals a repeatable pattern, Monroe asks to save the preference, playbook, checklist, or recurring workflow. Approve it once, and Monroe applies it on the next similar deal.
Most agent products forget the correction by the next thread. Monroe turns confirmed lessons into workspace-specific practice.
How it stays cheap
Tier-default spend cap ($500/mo Solo, $2,000/mo Team, $7,500/mo Business), metered per workspace and enforced automatically: the workspace pauses at your cap, no surprise invoices. Enterprise contracts can customize the cap.
Per-seat products bundle “AI usage” into the seat fee. You never know what each task costs.
How it stays safe
Drafts? Monroe. Sends? You. Email sends and calendar invites are blocked by the runtime until someone approves in Slack or Teams. Other external writes are draft-first by Monroe’s operating rules, presented in-channel before it acts. Every run is logged in your dashboard (who asked, where, when) next to live credit usage.
Approval gates as defaults, not afterthoughts.
How you deploy it
SaaS: be up in 5 minutes. Every workspace runs fully isolated, with its own encrypted data, its own credentials, and access scoped to only what you approve. Inference stays inside AWS; nothing routes through a third party. Dedicated, fully-isolated deployments are on the Enterprise roadmap.
Most agent products pool tenants behind one shared runtime. Monroe gives every firm its own.
Connect Slack or Microsoft Teams, or skip the install: every workspace gets its own Monroe email address you can CC from day one. Two minutes, no migration.
Connect Google Drive, Box, HubSpot, Notion, Dropbox, Calendar, or anything else your team already uses. Same scopes you would give a new hire. Revoke any of them in one click.
Set your cap. Monroe checks it before every run and pauses the workspace at 100%, so a runaway agent loop cannot blow through your budget.
"Underwrite the deal in #acquisitions." "Draft the IC memo from the OM." "Flag the risks in this rent roll." Done in your channel, logged in your dashboard.
Pick a desk. Monroe returns the work that desk actually runs.
Monroe reads the OM, rent roll, and T-12, builds the underwriting model, and returns a go/no-go against your hurdle, before your analyst opens the file.
Built to be trusted
Monroe acts on your firm's behalf, so it answers to your firm's controls: your data, your approvals, your audit trail.
Your messages, documents, and CRM records stay yours, isolated per workspace and never used to train a model. Committed in the DPA.
Emails and calendar invites are blocked until someone approves, enforced by the runtime. Other writes, like a CRM change, are presented in-channel before Monroe acts. Read-only research just runs.
Every step, figure, and file is logged to your dashboard. Open any run and trace it end to end, the morning after or a year later.
Most AI vendors won't show you a price without a sales call. Ours are right here: shared credits across your workspace, no per-seat lock-in, month-to-month.
Solo
For one operator or a 2 to 4 person shop that wants an AI teammate in Slack, Teams, or email.
Team
For a 5 to 25 person desk that screens, underwrites, and reports at volume.
Business
For 25 to 100 people running multiple desks and channels.
Enterprise
SSO and directory sync, multi-workspace contracts, annual commit + invoicing, DPA + BAA.
Compare all three plans in the full pricing breakdown: credit ranges, overage rates, what happens after checkout, and FAQ.
Start in minutes, see the receipts on run one, and cancel anytime from your dashboard. Month-to-month, billed today, no lock-in.
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