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Real Estate & Construction Document Types
Talonic recognizes and extracts structured data from 53 real estate & construction document types out of the box. No templates, no training data, no manual configuration — every field is mapped through the Field Registry with per-cell confidence and provenance.
Real Estate & Construction document extraction
Real estate and construction projects generate document-heavy workflows — Property Deeds, AIA G702 Payment Applications, Lien Waivers, Phase I Environmental Assessments, Rent Rolls, and Change Orders accumulate throughout each project lifecycle. These documents encode legal ownership, financial draws, compliance certifications, and inspection results. Talonic covers 54 real estate and construction document types from pre-development through close-out.
How Talonic processes real estate & construction documents
Each document is parsed against the Real Estate & Construction schema. An AIA G702 Payment Application yields contract sum, approved change orders, completed work to date, retainage, and current payment due. A Lien Waiver returns waiver type (conditional/unconditional, progress/final), claimant, property address, and through-date. Phase I Environmental Assessments produce recognized environmental conditions, data gaps, and recommendations. Multi-page drawing sets and tabular schedules are handled natively.
Why structured real estate & construction data matters
Construction payment disputes, title defects, and environmental liabilities often trace back to data extraction errors in draw requests, lien documents, and due diligence reports. Manual processing of Punch Lists, Change Orders, and Estoppel Certificates delays project closeout and increases exposure to mechanics liens. Structured extraction feeds construction finance platforms, title underwriting systems, and asset management databases, accelerating draw processing and reducing the risk of missed lien deadlines.
Other categories
53 types in Real Estate & Construction — part of Talonic's 529-type ontology across 10 categories.