Real Estate
Proof of address and contracts mapped to your schema
Utility bills, bank statements, tenancy agreements and IDs become verified address and tenant records — with evidence on every field.
Challenge / Solution
Without Fieldry. With Fieldry.
Tenant onboarding is document ping-pong: a bill here, an ID photo there, a contract scan sideways — while the unit sits empty.
After emphasis: 50%
Utility bills, council letters, bank statements — each with its own layout, some photographed crooked.
Start dates, break clauses, deposit amounts and parties buried in multi-page agreements.
Every day of document back-and-forth is a day without rent. Speed is money.
Right-to-rent and AML checks demand files that survive scrutiny years later.
PoA in one call
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Contracts structured
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Address validation
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File-grade evidence
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Key benefits
Fill units faster with files that hold up.
Hours, not days
Applicant packs verify in one call; agents stop chasing paperwork.
Any bill, any photo
No utility-specific templates. Crooked phone photos parse with confidence flags.
Portfolio scale
Hundreds of move-ins run through batch at half price during peak season.
Agent-friendly API
One endpoint for PoA, IDs and contracts — or MCP for your AI leasing assistant.
Verify your next tenant today
Run a real applicant pack on free credits and trace any address back to its bill.
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Utility bills, bank and card statements, council tax letters and tenancy agreements. The schema asks for name, address, issuer and date — whatever carries all four passes.
Both extract with evidence, and the mismatch is visible side by side. Your letting policy decides the outcome — the parser just shows the facts.
No — Fieldry structures the documents those checks consume. It feeds your referencing provider clean, cited data instead of scans.
Single packs return in seconds via sync. Portfolio onboarding runs async with webhooks on completion.
Parse your first document today
One API for extraction, evidence and automation.