Commercial real estate doesn’t have to trade judgment for speed.
Deal Analyzer turns the OM, the rent roll, and the T-12 into a 360° view of the deal in minutes. Extracted, structured, and screened against your credit box, with every value cited to its source document. Comprehensive and fast. Never one without the other.
The best deals do not wait for your screening process.
A deal lands as an OM, a rent roll, a T-12, and a broker email. Before anyone with credit judgment can evaluate it, someone has to find the right numbers, re-key them into a model, and determine what is missing.
Consuming Intake
Your team spends valuable time extracting and normalizing data from documents that were never designed to work together. The work is necessary, but it is not where their judgment adds value.
Judgment enters too late
By the time the package is ready to review, other lenders may already be issuing terms. Your team is left choosing between responding with an incomplete view or taking the time required to build a defensible one.
Slow screening changes the deals you can win
Speed is not the only factor in a competitive process, but it determines which opportunities you remain in the running for. When intake slows your response, you risk losing the strongest deals to faster lenders.
What is Deal Analyzer?
It turns a raw broker package into a committee-ready pre-screen.
Drop in the package
OMs, rent rolls, T-12s, OpCo and HoldCo financials, appraisals, the broker's cover email — in any format. Deal Analyzer extracts and normalizes all of it into structured deal data.
Screen it against your box.
Your credit criteria applied the same way on every deal. What works, what's marginal, what needs a harder look. The rubric is yours and the judgment stays yours. Hypha applies your standards consistently, it does not decide for you.
See what's missing before the committee does.
Deal Analyzer knows what a complete package looks like for the deal type. Whatever the broker didn't send surfaces as a diligence list up front. When something isn't in the documents, it gets flagged, not filled in.
Walk in with the memo.
DSCR, debt yield, LTV, and sponsor-level metrics, calculated consistently and traced to the exact line in the source document. Click any number and see where it came from. You quote faster, you screen more, and you say no faster too (which is its own form of risk discipline).
Thin in-place coverage
The record keeps going
The screen isn't the end, it's the first entry in the deal record.
The deal gets accepted, someone exports to Excel, and the data dies in the handoff. This is where point tools stop.
Deal Analyzer runs on a single, trusted record of everything you know about the asset. The same record gets reshaped for the work at hand. Nothing is re-keyed, nothing is lost as you move into underwriting, spreading, and covenant monitoring.
Why not just use Claude or ChatGPT?
Hypha supplies the three things a general-purpose tool cannot: the context, the collaboration, and the audit trail.
Deal Analyzer is built on cascading context, wherein the agent gets the whole chain before it answers: a number pulled from an appraisal is understood as belonging to a property, which is collateral in a loan, which sits between sponsors.
General-purpose AI lacks the right context for this domain. It can’t tell a property from a piece of collateral. It doesn’t know what census means at a senior housing facility. It trips over “30 days after, 60 days prior” in a loan document.
Better Judgement, Better Deals
The screen isn't the end, it's the first entry in the deal record.
Your edge is your credit judgment, and no lender should outsource that. Deal Analyzer delegates the first-pass work nobody was hired for (extraction, re-keying, checklist-chasing) and elevates the work that grows a book (credit calls, structuring, relationships).
Every screen becomes a queryable history, including the passes. Which deals did we turn down last quarter, and why? That's an answer in seconds, not a spreadsheet someone maintains by hand.
Trust
Auditability isn't your blocker. It's your unlock.
In Hypha, every value is cited to its exact source with a confidence score. Nothing reaches a committee without a named person approving it, and the log shows who. We are also SOC 2 compliant, so you can deploy in Hypha's environment (or in a dedicated database on your own infrastructure) with redaction workflows that strip sensitive borrower fields before documents enter the platform.
For a fund answering to LPs and auditors, your compliance function stops being the reason you can't use AI and becomes the reason you can.
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FAQ
Every value Hypha extracts carries a citation back to the exact language in the source document. Verification rows check spread totals against the raw document and flag mismatches before they reach the model. Line items Hypha has not seen before get a needs-review tag until a person confirms them. Nothing flows downstream unverified.
General-purpose AI produces one-off answers. Deal Analyzer produces repeatable, structured output. Extractions follow the same rules on every deal, mappings persist period over period, and every number traces from source document to model to memo. The difference shows up on the tenth deal, not the first.
Deal Analyzer is configured to the asset classes on your book. Each asset class gets its own chart of accounts, underwriting model, and assumptions, so a self-storage deal and a multifamily deal spread differently from day one.
Hypha supports flexible deployment. Data can sit in Hypha's SOC 2 compliant environment or in a dedicated database on your infrastructure, depending on your security requirements.
Hypha is SOC 2 compliant. Deployments can include a dedicated virtual private cloud and redaction workflows that strip sensitive fields like Social Security numbers before documents enter the platform.
Yes. Hypha spreads any financial document into the chart of accounts it belongs to. Personal and entity tax returns map to your global analysis model. Property financials map to your property model. Each document type routes to the right spread automatically.
Extraction rules and document versioning resolve conflicts across versions. When a lease or loan agreement has been amended, Hypha pulls the most recent term from the latest amendment and cites where every prior version stated it.
Hypha reads for meaning, not keywords. A lease that never says triple net still gets classified by its reimbursement provisions. Every extracted value carries a citation back to the exact language in the source document.
No. Your existing Excel models, memo formats, and chart of accounts embed into Hypha during implementation. Hypha fits your workflow, not the other way around.
Yes. Deal Analyzer runs on its own. Most lenders start with one workflow, prove it on live deals, then add covenant compliance or portfolio monitoring when ready. Everything runs on the same data structure, so expansion means turning on a module, not re-implementing.