Across a whole portfolio. iDBQuery connects your property systems, spreadsheets and lease documents — and an autonomous Analyst surfaces what's at risk.
Portfolio analytics — occupancy, yield and cashflow across every property in one view.
Lease intelligence — expiries, breaks and obligations pulled straight from the documents.
Risk ranking — the Analyst flags the assets that need attention first.
From property systems and leases to cashflow, occupancy, and risk — in one connected model.
Roll occupancy, yield and cashflow across every property into one view. Compare assets side by side, with every figure traced to its source.
Index lease documents page by page. Ask which leases expire, which carry break options, and which obligations are due — answered with file and page citations.
Connect your property and accounting systems so rent, cost and valuation roll up in one model and update as the source data changes.
Track occupancy and demand live across the portfolio. Turn an answer into a dashboard that refreshes as new data flows in.
Turn an answer into a shareable report an investor or asset manager can open and filter, without writing a query.
An autonomous analyst investigates every property and ranks the portfolio by risk — expiring leases, vacancy exposure, cashflow gaps — with the evidence behind each.
MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, Excel, CSV, PDF and Word lease libraries, and REST APIs. Thirty-plus source types, connected into one model. No middleware required.
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MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, Excel, CSV, PDFs and REST APIs — thirty-plus source types. iDBQuery connects them and builds one queryable model, with no warehouse project and no pipelines.
No. iDBQuery reads your sources where they already live and builds one live model on top. There is no copy step and nothing to keep in sync.
Every number traces back to its source row. Click any figure to see exactly where it came from and the query behind it — no black box.
Yes. iDBQuery runs in the cloud, in your own VPC, or fully air-gapped. The Desktop app and Embedded SDK keep data local, so nothing leaves your walls.