Re-Leased is cloud software for commercial property and lease management. It brings lease administration, tenant and property records, workflows, reporting, maintenance, and accounting connections into one operating environment. The company markets the product to property managers, landlords, owners, and asset teams across commercial portfolios. Re-Leased also offers a group of AI-assisted capabilities under the Credia name, but those features should be evaluated as workflow support rather than an independent source of accounting, legal, or compliance decisions.
What Re-Leased does
The property-manager product covers lease events, tasks, inspections, maintenance, arrears, budgets, owner and tenant communications, reporting, and common-area-maintenance reconciliation. Re-Leased describes two-way accounting integrations with QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and Xero. The exact records, sync direction, timing, permissions, regions, and exception handling can vary by connector and configuration. A connected accounting system still requires reconciliations and an agreed source of truth.
Credia is presented as an AI suite embedded in property workflows. Credia Extract can pull information from documents, Credia Advise can answer lease-related questions with citations to source material, and Credia Action can recommend or prepare work for approval. Source citations and approval steps can make review easier, but they do not establish that an extraction or interpretation is complete. Amendments, side letters, jurisdiction-specific language, poor scans, conflicting records, and missing documents can change the answer.
Who it is for
Re-Leased is most relevant to commercial property-management firms, landlords, owner-operators, and portfolio teams that need centralized lease and operational administration. It can coordinate work across property, finance, maintenance, and tenant-service teams. It is not a substitute for the executed lease, general ledger, bank record, legal advice, tax advice, valuation, building inspection, or a qualified professional's compliance judgment.
What to verify before adopting
Map each lease, property, entity, currency, tax treatment, chart of accounts, approval route, and reporting obligation before migration. Test amendments, options, reviews, indexation, recoveries, CAM calculations, arrears, deposits, payments, work orders, duplicate records, integration outages, resyncs, period close, and complete exports. Sample AI extraction and lease answers against the executed document set, and require named reviewers before creating obligations or posting financial data. Confirm geographic and accounting support, connector ownership, user roles, audit logs, retention, backups, subprocessors, security evidence, incident response, service levels, support, implementation, pricing, termination, and deletion. Re-Leased's current terms require independent verification of outputs and limit warranties around integrations and information; review the contract for the planned region and entity. PropAIdir has not independently tested Re-Leased or reproduced vendor claims about AI accuracy, integration reliability, portfolio visibility, compliance, efficiency, financial outcomes, or cost savings.
