No more manually cross-checking insurance clauses.
FlexWurx extracts every insurance requirement in every lease, including limits, endorsements, and additional insured language, so nothing gets missed.
Real Estate
The Real Cost
That’s what most property teams lose chasing certificates that turn out to be wrong anyway, before FlexWurx gets involved.
What’s On The Line
A claim happens, and the certificate on file doesn’t match what’s actually covered.
A lender asks for records that took weeks to pull together.
An owner moves their portfolio to a manager who already has this handled.
Which is what actually gives your team its time back.
FlexWurx extracts every insurance requirement in every lease, including limits, endorsements, and additional insured language, so nothing gets missed.
Every certificate is checked line by line against the lease it belongs to. Matches clear automatically. Anything short gets flagged on arrival.
When coverage is missing, expired, or deficient, FlexWurx automates the outreach, follow-up, and renewal process while documenting every step.
What You Get
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Automated collection
Real-time coverage checks
Renewal tracking
Tenant & broker outreach
Portfolio-wide visibility
Audit-ready records
Certificates arrive without anyone asking twice.
Requests go out on their own, land in a monitored inbox, and file themselves against the right property and lease the moment they show up.
Results
Fewer hours spent chasing paperwork
Time that used to go to email follow-ups goes back to the lease.
Fewer coverage gaps left open
Mismatches get caught before they become a claim problem.
Stronger owner retention
Owners see compliance handled instead of chasing it themselves.
Questions
How does FlexWurx know what coverage each tenant needs?
FlexWurx reads the lease and extracts the insurance requirements so compliance is based on the tenant’s actual contractual obligations.
What happens when a certificate doesn’t match?
Does this replace our current process, or work alongside it?
Can we see this working on our own portfolio first?