Deal tracking for commercial property

From an agent's email to a deal on your board.

Every deal captured. Everything in one place. Every detail put to work.

Forward a brochure, import a requirement, read your inbox—Terrier puts the work on the board.

The Terrier deal board: today's deals worth your time, follow-ups on quiet deals, and upcoming lease events.

Swipe across any screen on this page to read it.

Every single deal tracked.Your deals are lost in inboxes and conversations. Now they land in one place the whole firm can see.

Be the very first to know.Deals worth progressing, with the reason attached to every one. Close the quiet ones and move the real deals.

With every agent named.Who brought which deal, when you last spoke, and the number to ring—all gathered and never falling out of date.

Every deal, one place

Every single deal tracked.

Your deals are lost in inboxes and conversations. Now they land in one place the whole firm can see. Sort it, filter it, edit it in the cell. Open one and everything is there: price, yield, size, the tenants and the photographs, and the agent to ring.

The deals table: address, agent, price, yield, size, days since last contact, and status for every deal on the board.

The whole book, at a glance: table view with sort, filter and edit.

One deal opened: price, yield, rent, lease length, tenants, agent to contact, and sales history nearby.

Or as a pipeline you drag through: click any deal and see everything about it.

How you work

Pick what you are doing right now.

The inbox, triaged: emails marked as opportunities or not, with attachments flagged.

Worth saying plainly

What it does not do.

So you know what you are getting.

It is not asset management

It does not track leases, rent reviews, break dates or portfolio performance. It is for capturing deals and making sure they move.

It does not answer questions

It does not have an "Ask it anything" mode. It works the deals you are already tracking, not a separate AI system.

It is not a deal finder

Public data proves who owns a building. It never proves that anybody wants to sell one.

It does not check covenants

A company's filing status is not the same thing as whether your tenant is good for the rent. That screen would be worse than no screen, so it is not there.

See it on your own deals.

Send us one deal—a brochure or a requirement—and we'll show you what Terrier makes of it before you commit to anything.