Dallas-based Dottid has released Asset OS, an asset management system that will consolidate multiple commercial real estate platforms into one interface, the company announced today.
Asset OS will include features such as accessibility to third-party tools, deal-making processes such as approvals, deadlines, financial negotiations and more, construction management, projections, and property finance management such as debt, loans, interest rates and more.
Additional features include stacking plans, schedules, property activity, inquiries, leasing performance insights and more.
“In order to effectively adapt to the shifts in the massive CRE industry and this period of uncertainty, asset managers and CRE leaders must innovate and leverage technology to unlock new potential and cost-saving opportunities,” Kyle Waldrep, founder and CEO of Dottid, said in a prepared statement. “Dottid is at the forefront of the CRE technology revolution. With Asset OS, asset managers are provided for the very first time with oversight, data transparency, and detailed insights that help them maximize their resources and improve decision-making to grow revenues in any market.”
The company said the system is expected to save CRE firms time and money across the industry.
“As a young company competing in the fast-paced Dallas market, we turned to Dottid to help build a more efficient process for tracking our workflow,” Joe Zylka, director of operations at Dogwood Commercial, said. “Dottid allowed us to organize everything in one place, with overall visibility and accountability, and as a result, we were able to perform more efficiently.”
Founded in 2018, Dottid is a proprietary technology platform creating efficiency for workflows and accessibility for CRE firms across the industry.
