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Private AI for property companies in the UAE

Leases and tenancy contracts decide what you can charge and when. Cynk reads every one and answers with the clause behind it.

Why property teams can't use public AI.

A property portfolio runs on contracts: renewal dates, notice periods, rent increases and service charges, spread across thousands of PDFs. Tenant details are personal data under the UAE PDPL, so pasting contracts into a public AI tool is a risk your compliance team won't take.

Cynk reads your contracts where they're kept, in your environment or a UAE cloud for your company alone, and cites the clause behind each answer.

What Cynk does for a property team.

  • Track renewals

    Ask which tenancies renew next quarter and get each date, the notice period and the increase the RERA rental index allows.

  • Find the clause

    Pull every lease with a break clause or a fit-out obligation, with the page it's on.

  • Check service charges

    Compare what each contract allows with what was billed.

  • Draft the notice

    Write the renewal notice or tenant letter from the contract, ready for your team to send.

Built for tenant data.

  • Access by team

    Leasing, legal and finance each see only their own files.

  • A clause for every answer

    Every answer cites the contract and page, so your team can check it before acting.

  • No training on your contracts

    Cynk does not use your data to train models.

  • Rent rules from the source

    Dubai caps rent increases under Decree No. 43 of 2013, against the RERA rental index. Cynk checks the current index on the public web and labels it separately from your contracts.

Questions property teams ask.

Where are our contracts kept?

Where they are now. Cynk connects to systems such as SharePoint, OneDrive and Box. If your contracts are in a property-management system, tell us which and we'll look at connecting it.

Does Cynk set the rent?

No. Cynk shows what each contract and the current index allow. Your team decides.

Does it read Arabic contracts?

Yes. Contracts in Arabic, English or both can be read and questioned in either language.
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Tell us what your team needs to ask.

In a private briefing we show Cynk answering it on documents like yours. Our first pilots run in Dubai.