Accruent Launches Lucernex ATLAS to Turn Lease Documents into Verified, Actionable Data
Business Wire•27/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Accruent launches Lucernex ATLAS, an AI-powered lease-abstraction capability.
- ➤ATLAS writes verified lease data directly into Lucernex’s system of record.
- ➤Source-clause traceability and approval strengthen controls and audit readiness.
- ➤Accruent serves more than 5,000 customers across over 100 countries.
Expert Statements
Dhinaker Dhandi, General Manager, Property Solutions at Accruent
“The value of AI lease abstraction isn’t simply speed. It’s turning complex lease documents into trusted, actionable data that organizations can use to make better financial and operational decisions.”
Dhinaker Dhandi, General Manager, Property Solutions at Accruent
“With Lucernex ATLAS, we’re removing repetitive manual work and bringing critical information into the workflows where decisions happen, helping teams identify what matters sooner, act with greater confidence and apply human judgment where it matters most.”
Dhinaker Dhandi, General Manager, Property Solutions at Accruent
“Lucernex ATLAS is an important step in our broader AI modernization journey.”
Dhinaker Dhandi, General Manager, Property Solutions at Accruent
“We see AI fundamentally changing how organizations interact with their real estate data, moving beyond simply managing information to making it more intelligent, connected and actionable. Our vision for Lucernex is to embed intelligence throughout the lease and real estate lifecycle, helping customers unlock greater value from their data while combining the power of AI with the expertise and oversight of their teams.”
Accruent Launches Lucernex ATLAS to Turn Lease Documents into Verified, Actionable Data
New AI-powered capability helps organizations move faster, strengthen financial and operational controls and reduce costly oversights by embedding lease abstraction directly into the Lucernex system of record
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