Unify property operations, capital-markets brokerage, and investment management into a single source of truth that reconciles in real time — then give every seat on your team a workspace shaped to their job.

Bridge property-level data and boardroom-level strategy with three vertically integrated layers on one data model.
High-density property management built for the field and the front office — not a residential app with commercial patches.
Capitalize on market velocity with deal and transaction management built for CRE professionals.
Model fund economics with data flowing automatically from real-time operations.
Pick what someone does and Atrium shapes itself around them: a short nav of just their tools, a landing dashboard of the charts their role actually reads — rearrangeable to taste — and write access scoped to the areas they own. The full platform stays one tab away.
The books: GL, close, reporting
Bills in, approvals, pay runs
Runs several properties end to end
Pipeline, renewals, comps, commissions
Valuations, debt, capital planning
LPs, closes, distributions, K-1 season
Work orders and turns, phone-first
Read everything, change nothing, export evidence
Personas shape the experience; security stays separate — roles and per-area write scopes are enforced server-side, and an auditor seat can read everything while changing nothing.
Live screens from a working portfolio — the same product you get in the demo.
Every lease, suite, and escalation in one dynamic rent roll. Footer totals derive from the same rows the dashboard reads — the numbers agree because they are the same numbers.

The action center scores delinquency, deadlines, insurance, and budget risk across every property — while the portfolio dashboard highlights the laggard and heat-maps work-order volume so problems surface before the month-end report.

Distribution waterfalls, net IRR, TVPI, and GP/LP allocations computed from the portfolio underneath them — and Atrium flags when reported NAV drifts from the equity it can actually see.

Atrium isn’t a dashboard bolted onto someone else’s ledger. Billing, collections, payables, payroll, budgets, and job costs post to the same append-only ledger the dashboards read — so the close is a review, not a reconstruction.
Governance is built in: maker-checker approval above your threshold, per-member write scopes, and a complete audit trail on every change.
Atrium’s AI works from your own portfolio data, and its suggestions land as drafts you approve — it narrates the numbers, it doesn’t invent them.
A written monthly narrative of variances, delinquency movement, and expiring risk — grounded in the same reconciled figures on the page.
Drop in a lease PDF and get structured terms — rent steps, options, critical dates — staged for your review before anything is saved.
Invoices become coded draft bills in the AP queue. And if your firm doesn’t want AI at all, one account-level switch turns every AI feature off.
Connect Claude — or any MCP-compatible assistant — straight to your portfolio. Self-serve tokens, read-only, expiring, revocable in one click.
Legacy systems force you to toggle between separate accounting, leasing, and asset-management tools. That fragmentation creates data lag — the gap between something happening and you seeing it. Atrium sits on one data model, so a lease signed in operations flows up to the fund waterfall instantly.
Rent roll, financials, and dashboards derive from one source — they agree by construction, not by manual cross-check.
Every entry is validated before it lands, and posts to an append-only ledger — so the books stay provable.
Stop managing by exception. See Atrium run a full commercial portfolio — or put it against your own rent roll.