Occupier
Occupier is lease management software for commercial tenants with multi-location portfolios. It combines lease administration, lease accounting under ASC 842, IFRS 16, GASB 87 and FRS 102, and deal management. Its AI features abstract lease documents, summarize clauses and map landlord and tenant responsibilities, with human review of extracted data.
What the AI does
- Extracts critical dates, rent schedules and more than 120 named clauses from lease documents, including scanned PDFs
- Gives each extraction a confidence rating, flags low-confidence results and links every value to its source in the lease
- Summarizes individual clauses and produces portfolio-wide clause summaries
- Maps landlord and tenant responsibilities, filterable by theme, party, lease or tag
Summarized from occupier.com.
Facts, checked against the source
- Category
- Lease accountingSource: occupier.com (opens in a new tab)
- Built for
- Unconfirmed
- Ledger integrations
- NetSuiteAlso documents: SAP (journal entry export), Oracle (journal entry export), Sage (journal entry export).Source: occupier.com (opens in a new tab)
- Pricing
- Not publishedThe vendor does not list prices publicly; pricing is by quote or sales contact.
- Free plan
- NoThe vendor's pricing shows no free plan.Source: occupier.com (opens in a new tab)
- SOC 2
- UnconfirmedWe could not find an official statement either way.
- Trains on customer data
- NoOccupier's AI lease abstraction page says it uses uploaded lease data only to deliver the abstraction and does not share it with third-party AI models for training.Source: occupier.com (opens in a new tab)
- Human review
- Human reviewOccupier says it pairs AI extraction with human review on every lease, flags low-confidence results, and lets customers review and edit extracted clauses.Source: occupier.com (opens in a new tab)
- Company
- Privately held. Founded 2018Source: occupier.com (opens in a new tab)
- Funding
- Last round: Growth investment, $16M, June 10, 2025Investors named: Unbundled Capital, Stage 2 Capital, OMERS Ventures, Alate Partners, MetaProp, Second Century Ventures, Thomson Reuters VenturesSource: occupier.com (opens in a new tab)
- Checked against the linked official source on the date shown.
- Unconfirmed: we could not find an official statement.
Funding rounds
| Announced | Round | Amount | Led by | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 11, 2021 | Seed | $5M | Alate Partners, MetaProp | occupier.com |
| June 10, 2025 | Growth investment | $16M | Unbundled Capital | occupier.com |
Sources
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- www.occupier.com
- www.occupier.com/product/ai-lease-abstraction
- www.occupier.com/product/ai-lease-management
- www.occupier.com/product/lease-accounting
- www.occupier.com/pricing-plan
- www.occupier.com/pricing
- www.occupier.com/about
- www.occupier.com/blog/occupier-raised-an-10-5-million-series-a-whats-next
- www.occupier.com/press-highlights
- www.occupier.com/blog/occupier-raises-5m-seed-round-to-bring-commercial-real-estate-online
- www.occupier.com/blog/occupier-raises-16m-in-growth-capital-from-unbundled
- www.occupier.com/blog/occupier-raises-10-5-million-series-a
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Occupier questions
- Does Occupier train AI on customer data?
- Occupier's published policy says customer data is not used to train AI models. Occupier's AI lease abstraction page says it uses uploaded lease data only to deliver the abstraction and does not share it with third-party AI models for training.
- Does Occupier have SOC 2?
- We could not find an official Occupier statement about a SOC 2 report.
- Which accounting systems does Occupier integrate with?
- Occupier documents integrations with NetSuite.
- How much does Occupier cost?
- Occupier does not publish prices; pricing is by quote.
- What are alternatives to Occupier?
- Other lease accounting tools in this directory include FinQuery, Nakisa, Trullion and Visual Lease.