Stop drilling down. Start executing.
Traditional dashboards make you click through five screens to act on a single exception. Credia's agentic workspace flips that: one click on any flagged item opens a ranked playbook with pre-warmed drafts, citations, and one-tap execution.
What we shipped → what it moves
Each feature mapped to measurable outcomes for Sales, Expansion, and Customer teams. Numbers are pilot-cohort medians.
Every flagged item opens with the next 3–4 ranked actions — not a record page you have to read.
Emails, notices, and work orders arrive fully written. You edit, you don't compose.
Every recommendation cites the lease, clause, invoice, or work order it's based on. No black box.
Three workflows, hours back per week
- Open arrears report, sort by days overdue
- Click into lease record, read history
- Open contact log, find prior reminders
- Open clauses, locate §C-3.4 late payment
- Switch to email, draft reminder from scratch
- Cross-check payment plan policy in handbook
- Click the arrears row in Portfolio
- Workspace opens with 3 ranked actions, top action pre-warms a firm reminder + payment plan
- Edit two sentences, hit Send
- Cross-reference critical-dates calendar
- Pull tenant's payment history into a spreadsheet
- Check market comps in a separate tab
- Draft renewal terms email manually
- Schedule a follow-up reminder
- Click the expiring-lease card
- Workspace shows renewal recommendation with rent uplift cited from comps
- Approve the draft renewal offer, queued for send
- Open work-order log, filter by unit
- Read 4 previous WOs to spot the pattern
- Manually open new WO, copy details
- Email contractor with full history
- Click the WO escalation in Operations
- Workspace surfaces the 4-WO pattern, drafts a contractor brief with full history attached
- Send to preferred contractor, one tap
When the tool does the next step, people use it.
Every action surfaced in the workspace is an action a PM would have done manually. We measured the gap.
"I used to dread Mondays — six hours of catching up on arrears emails. Credia drafts them all by 9am and I just review."
"It's the first AI tool my team actually opens. Because it doesn't ask questions — it shows what to do next."
See it on a real arrears case.
L-1071 — South Pacific Logistics, 42 days overdue. One click opens the agent, three ranked actions, a pre-warmed reminder ready to send.