The disclosures arrives. Your day is already full.
Disclosures, inspection reports, and supporting documents land all at once, often dozens of pages each. Clients want to know what matters, and they want to know soon. Finding the important items, keeping track of where they came from, and explaining them clearly takes time you rarely have.
AI disclosure analysis that helps you understand the packet.
KAI reads the documents you upload and organizes what it finds: summaries of each document, detected findings with recommendations, grades by category, estimated repair ranges, and a checklist of what to follow up on, each pointed back to its source where available.
The details you need for the next conversation.
A property profile at a glance, negotiation leverage with suggested asks, and a timeline of key milestones and inspection dates, each tied to its source where available.
Suggested figures are estimated ranges, not quotes. You decide what to ask for.
Ask Kai about the documents. Get answers you can trace.
Kai is the AI assistant inside KAI. Ask questions about the packet in plain language — what the inspection says about the roof, what the title exceptions mean, what to follow up on — and Kai answers from the uploaded documents, with page references where available.
Kai answers questions about your documents. Kai does not contact prospects, schedule appointments, or make decisions for you.
Everything the packet needs, in one workspace.
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Drop in the whole packet. KAI sorts it out.
Combined packets are split into individual disclosures, scanned pages are read, duplicates are removed, and every document is categorized — and you see the credit cost before you run the analysis.
Combined packets are being split into their individual disclosures, scanned pages read, and duplicates removed. They appear in the Documents tab as they are ready.
Running in the background — you can leave this page and we will email you when it is done.
All required disclosures are here. 36 documents ready to analyse.
From packet to prepared in four steps.
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The same packet. A very different afternoon.
Without KAI
- Reading every page of every PDF to find what matters
- Losing track of which page an issue came from
- Guessing at what repairs might cost
- Follow-ups scattered across notes and inboxes
- Forwarding raw PDFs and hoping clients read them
With KAI
- Summaries and detected findings, organized by category
- Source references back to the document and page, where available
- Estimated repair ranges to frame the conversation — not quotes
- One property checklist with priorities and status
- A clean online report you can share — and track
Built for agents at every stage.
Solo agents
No assistant to pre-read the packet? KAI organizes it so you can focus on your clients.
Newer agents
Understand what a finding means and where it came from, and ask Kai when something is unclear.
Experienced agents
You know what to look for. KAI gets you to it faster across a busy pipeline.
Agents within teams
Consistent, shareable reports so every property is reviewed and presented the same way.
What changes when the packet is organized.
Save Time
- Get to the important items without reading every page first
- Summaries for each uploaded document
- Key dates pulled into one view
Better Conversations
- Explain findings with the source in hand
- Frame repairs with estimated ranges
- Come prepared with negotiation points
Look Professional
- Share a clean online report instead of raw PDFs
- Add your branding on eligible Realtor accounts
- See what you've shared and with whom
Peace of Mind
- Packet coverage shows what was reviewed
- Source references make findings easy to verify
- You stay in control of every decision
Your judgment leads. KAI backs it up.
KAI is designed to make your review faster and better informed — never to replace it. Every output is built to be checked, explained, and owned by you.
Kai supports your judgment
Kai answers questions about the documents. The decisions stay with you.
Grades are review guidance
Property and category grades help you prioritize — they are not a rating or appraisal.
Repair figures are estimates
Estimated ranges, not quotes. Contractor quotes remain the source of truth.
Sources you can verify
Source references point to the document and page, where available, so you can confirm before you share.