Pipeline and critical date management for buy, sell, lease, and sublease activity across the portfolio. Velocity tracks every transaction in motion, every date that matters, and every decision that needs sign-off, in one place.

A thousand deals. A thousand dates. Something always slips.
At portfolio scale, transaction activity outgrows the inbox fast. A renewal here. A new site acquisition there. A sublease that someone is tracking in a spreadsheet only they can find. Each deal is owned by whoever happened to pick it up, in whatever tool they preferred.
There’s no single view of what’s in motion. No consistent approval trail. And when a notice date or termination slips through, nobody notices until the cost is already booked. The most expensive mistakes in transaction management are the dates nobody was watching.


Everything a transaction needs, in one powerful platform.
Each transaction carries its own fair market value research, document library, deal analytics, CRM-style notes, and approval routing. Portfolio managers see every deal and every date at a glance.
Every deal in motion, with its stage, owner, region, and upcoming critical dates, in one portfolio-wide view. The thing teams open every morning and watch all day.

Handle every aspect of a transaction in one place: critical dates, site selection, leasing, purchases, and sales, from initial negotiation to final close.

Bring brokers, legal teams, and financial institutions into the same deal. Integrated security ensures each user sees only the information they need to manage their part.

Manage complex document libraries with version control and security. Automate the creation of deal memos and deal sheets, cutting manual errors and saving time.

Route transaction approvals through the Velocity Workflow engine. Tailor each workflow to match how your organization actually approves deals.

Protect sensitive deal information with encryption and secure access controls, so the right people see the right data and no one else does.

The pipeline view you can actually run a portfolio from.
This is why CRE teams buy this tool. At scale, a transaction pipeline is dozens to hundreds of deals in motion at once, each with its own critical dates, its own approval path, and its own broker on the line. Without a real pipeline view, the work that protects the portfolio is the work that gets missed first. Velocity puts every transaction and every upcoming date in one place. Stages. Owners. Regions. Notice dates. Termination windows. Renewal options. The team opens this view in the morning and works from it all day.

Transactions that create themselves from lease events and critical dates.
When Transactions is paired with Velocity Lease Administration, deals don't have to start from scratch. Lease events and critical dates, renewals, terminations, options, rent reviews, automatically generate the transactions that act on them. The lease context, dates, and parties are already attached when the deal opens. No re-keying. No date that lives only in someone's calendar. The most expensive miss in transaction management, the date nobody was watching, stops being possible.
Transactions doesn’t work alone. Neither should your data.
Because every module runs on the same backbone, Transactions both feeds and is fed by the rest of the platform.
Lease events and critical dates in Lease Administration generate transactions automatically, with the lease context already attached.
Every approval runs through the shared Workflow engine, configurable by deal type, value, and region. Approvals happen in the system, not in hallways.
Every deal is tied to the canonical property record. Close a deal and the portfolio updates everywhere, with no reconciliation step.
What changes when every deal lives
in one system.
Every deal and every critical date in one portfolio-wide view, instead of one spreadsheet per region and one analyst per spreadsheet. The team works from a single source of truth.
The most expensive mistakes in transaction management are the dates nobody was watching. With every date surfaced and assigned, the misses that used to cost six figures stop happening.
Deal approvals route through the workflow engine, not through hallways or email. Decisions are recorded, audit trails are built, and nobody has to reconstruct who signed off on what.
The platform handles rising transaction volumes as the portfolio grows. More deals, more dates, more brokers, more workflows, without adding headcount to keep up.
Deal volume already running on Velocity.
Aggregate transaction activity across customer portfolios on the platform today.

Across Enterprise Portfolios

Closed end-to-end on the platform

Transaction activity at retail scale
What teams ask before they commit.