AIR CRE Contracts vs. Concord

Personally, I feel AIR CRE Contracts are great for NNN leases. They get the point across and offer the language we need without much addition or revision. The lease offers extensive language that helps with future potential disputes and covers questions that may occur from the tenants end well. Example, who maintains what or who is responsible for certain items.

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Concord is honestly suited for all types of organizations because the software is flexible in its application and very easy to implement. In addition, Concord offers exceptional customer service with professionals who will work with you to ensure success, whether it be through training, problem-solving, or even finding ways to engage employees to maximize the benefit of the software. Most appreciated about Concord is their willingness to listen to their users to constantly evolve with new features or added functionality based on customer feedback.

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• They put in a lot of language that balance on both the Landlord and Tenant side
• They make it easy to fill out
• You are able to add in language relatively simple

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• Templates are easy to create and utilize.
• Concord has its internal e-signature tool.
• Concord can group by template, active, in progress, etc. and color codes the same.

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• When adding in languauge, it would help if the font sizes were equivalent to the rest of the lease so that we do not have to adjust after
• Additional languauge for landlord protection
• Not charging if there was a small correction such as date!

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• Make it easier to find the templates from any page
• Improve the search function--it's sometimes difficult to find specific documents when searching
• Change back to "limited editor" and "no editing rights" when sharing documents; the new term of "viewer" makes it seem like nothing can be edited at all

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I think I would rate AIR CRE Contracts has a pretty good usability rating. It is easy to use and simple to utilize, whether it comes down to leases, agency agreements, purchasing agreements, estoppels, or even just purchasing credits to create more agreements. I like that it is fillable, editable, and easy to find certain items when needed.

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Concord is extremely user friendly and saves me so much time! How else would I be able to manage all of the contracts for 9 different agencies all by myself?!?

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I believe I called in for AIR CRE Contracts support one time in the past. The program was not working and it turned out we needed to have both AIR CRE Contracts support and our Information technology (IT) department both work on it to get it working. While I did not fully interact with them, they were able to fix the issues with our IT department relatively smoothly

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I gave it a five because it was the closest to a neutral response. I have not had issues with Concord and have not had a reason to contact support, so I don't have an accurate opinion here. From my conversations with our legal team, it seems they have been able to work with the support team at Concord to get any potential issues resolved in a timely manner.

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I think AIR CRE Contracts offers more of what we need for commerical real estate than Legal Templates. I feel there was more language qith the AIR CRE Contracts that protect the landlord and offer support, where as Legal Templates offered a broader scope of legal language. Obviously, having an attorney draft a specific lease template for a building is the best way to go but if you need something that can fit more types of leases/buildings AIR CRE Contracts seems to work the best for us.

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I would rather not compare apples and apples nor apples and oranges, and just share Concord has been an excellent Contract Management System for current organization.

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• Faster Lease completions
• Clearer expectations
• Quick turnaround

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• Since our implementation, I am saving a few hours a month in managing our IC contracts.
• When people have questions about contracts, now it's clear "Hey, look in Concord" versus "Hey, does John or Sally have this contract?".

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