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What It Is

Built is transaction management and asset management software for commercial real estate finance (CRE Finance). It aims to move commercial real estate deal workflows from traditional spreadsheet-based processes into a cloud-based system. The page highlights “100% portfolio visibility with one click,” meaning centralized data can provide portfolio-level visibility. It is best suited to organizations managing multiple real estate projects, deal opportunities, and asset performance.

Core Features and Integrations

Its product suite covers three core areas. The first is pipeline management, used to centralize commercial real estate project opportunities and help teams decide which deals are worth pursuing through a proprietary two-way Excel integration. The second is digital underwriting, which brings together the information needed to evaluate prospects or projects for completeness, credit, and risk assessment. The third is asset and portfolio management, which aggregates asset-level performance metrics from Excel into the cloud. The page also mentions AI Draw Agent, but does not explain its specific capabilities. The only clearly stated third-party integration is Excel; we did not see information about other system integrations, APIs, or developer documentation.

Pricing and Security

For pricing, the website only offers “Schedule a Demo” and does not publish plans, per-seat pricing, contract terms, a free version, or trial information. This suggests a more enterprise-sales-oriented purchasing model. Security disclosures are relatively comprehensive: Built Technologies highlights its security team, environment monitoring, and continuous improvement; maintains SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II compliance with annual audits; runs its infrastructure in high-security data centers in the United States; and uses encryption, access management, vulnerability scanning, and secure software development practices.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are its clear vertical focus and coverage of key CRE workflows, from opportunity pipeline and underwriting to asset management, while preserving familiar Excel-based work habits and reducing migration friction. Its security and compliance positioning is also fairly complete, making it suitable for finance and real estate institutions with strict data confidentiality requirements. The drawbacks are that pricing is not transparent, and the site does not disclose details on team collaboration, permissions, APIs, broader integrations, or trial policies. Since the data centers are in the United States, Chinese companies should also pay attention to cross-border access, data export requirements, and contractual compliance.

Best Fit and Access from China

Built is better suited to commercial real estate investment, development, lending, and asset management teams, especially companies that still rely heavily on Excel but want to build a unified portfolio view. Access from China cannot be determined from the page, so it is currently marked as unknown. For domestic real estate asset management needs, companies may also evaluate related solutions from 明源云, 用友, and 金蝶, or international alternatives such as Dealpath, Juniper Square, Yardi, and MRI Software.