Athar analyzes leases, title deeds, and development permits against local property codes, extracting critical obligations and linking every term to its source.
| Document | Governing law | Notice req. | Grace period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lease #1 | Art. 157 | Yes | 30d |
| Lease #2 | Art. 158 | Yes | - |
| Lease #3 | Art. 160 | No | 15d |
Every cell links back to the source article it was extracted from.
Drop in leases, title deeds, and development documents, in Arabic or English, in any format.
Athar extracts rent, term, renewal, and break clauses across every document at once.
Each finding is read against the property and registration law of the jurisdiction it sits in.
Get one structured grid back where every cell links to the clause it came from.
Extract lease terms, rent review dates, and break options across property portfolios into structured summaries.
Verify title deeds and land registry filings against local property codes, checking compliance automatically.
Scan development permits, zoning applications, and construction contracts to flag potential liabilities.
Every cell links back to the clause it came from.
Lease abstraction is only useful if you can trust it. Athar ties each extracted term to the exact clause in the source document, so a reviewer can verify the whole table in seconds.
Yes. Tabular reviews let you define the terms you care about as columns and extract them across an entire portfolio, returning a table where every cell links to the clause.
Athar reasons over each jurisdiction's own property and registration law rather than a neighbouring system's rules, with verified citations.
Documents and answers are encrypted at rest under your account's own key and isolated from every other account.
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