IndustriesReal estateCommercial brokerage
DukeOS for commercial brokers · AI operating systemCRM, ERP and AI agents in one system. From $49 a month per business. About DukeOS
Commercial real estate CRMThe right space for every occupier, found faster.
DukeOS is the AI operating system for commercial real estate brokers: requirements, listings, deals and WhatsApp in one app, with Duke, an AI assistant that prepares the work for your approval. Occupier companies and their requirements, landlords and their listings, viewings, offers and fees in one place. Duke matches requirements to available space and reminds you when a client's lease is coming up.

01Duke at your brokerage
Duke matches the requirement to the floor that's free.
It reads each occupier's size, use and budget against your listings and tells you who to call. Lease expiries surface a year out, landlord updates and fee proposals are drafted for you, and every email waits for your approval before it leaves.
Who decides
- Waits for your approvalIt prepares it and shows a one-line preview. Nothing changes until you approve.
- Just answersReading needs no approval, and it sees only what the person asking may see.
- Ready when you open the appInsights are made from your own numbers when you open the app.
- Checked every morningGoals are measured every morning, with a forecast.
A day with Duke
A Wednesday at a commercial brokerage in Singapore- Measured your leases-signed goal8 leases signed by 31 Dec: 5 so far, on pace for 7.GoalsChecked every morning
- Had expiries and fees readyYou open the Dashboard: 2 client leases end within a year, S$46,000 in fees unpaid.InsightsReady when you open the app
- Matched level 14 to three occupiers18 Collyer Quay, 7,200 sq ft: Kestrel, Brightwave and Orchard Legal fit.CRMJust answers
- Drafted a renewal fee proposalOrchard Legal at one month's rent, S$58,500. Lines ready for your review.SalesWaits for your approval
- Quoted rents from your reportGrade A rents around Raffles Place, from your Q3 market report, page 6.Doc searchJust answers
02The apps commercial brokers use
Occupiers, landlords and listings.
Companies and their people live in the CRM with their requirements as fields. Listings, viewings and lease expiries are your own pages, and fees are invoiced.
03In the app
A closer look.
Screens from our live demos, and what each part does for the business.
Lease expiries
Know who'll be moving before they do.
Track each client's current lease: building, size, break date and expiry. An automation can add a call task a year before the end date.
Lease expiriesCustom page
| Occupier | Building | Size | Break | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kestrel Analytics | One George St | 6,500 sq ft | None | Jun 2027 |
| Orchard Legal | Capital Tower | 7,800 sq ft | Mar 2027 | Mar 2029 |
| Brightwave Media | Tanjong Pagar Ctr | 5,200 sq ft | None | Jan 2028 |
Deals
Requirements to signed leases, on a board.
Name your stages: requirement, shortlist, viewings, heads of terms, legals, completed. See the fee value at each stage and which deals have no next step.
Listings
Office, retail and industrial space.
Every space you let or sell in one list, with the size, type, price and status. Add your own fields such as building, floor, use and landlord. Viewings link to the space and the occupier.
Pages Duke can build for you
Pages built for commercial brokerage.
We build your pages during guided setup, or you ask Duke for them, starting from the ready-made real estate pages if you like. For example:
04Related
Also for
The same apps, set up in the words of other businesses.
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