From overwhelm to clarity—in one step.

No more wondering what you missed. Our document analysis and due diligence extracts every number, scores the board and community—and gives you a clear picture you can act on.

How It Works

A Workflow That Scales
With Your Purchase Timeline

Conditional deadlines are stressful enough. Upload, get your clarity—instantly. One less thing to worry about.

See What You'll Get
Pellucis workflow
Status certificate, financials, minutes
The MoneyReserves, ratios, arrears
The PropertyCapital, condition
The BoardGovernance, procurement
The CommunityParticipation, conflict
Proceed / Negotiate / Caution+ quantified exposure
1

Upload Your Documents

Send us your status certificate, strata documents, or co-op package. Financial statements, meeting minutes, reserve fund studies — everything the seller provided.

2

Financial Extraction

Multi-pass parsing with cross-document reconciliation. Revenue, expenses, reserves, debt, arrears, and special levies are extracted from every page, validated against source documents, and normalized to jurisdiction-specific accounting frameworks. Operating ratios, reserve adequacy, and collection risk are computed from traceable figures—not estimates.

3

Inversion Detection

Schema-driven gap analysis: jurisdiction-specific requirements (reserve studies, depreciation reports, AGM minutes, insurance certificates) are modeled as expected document types. The engine flags statutory gaps, temporal omissions, and normative absences. What should appear but doesn't is surfaced as a first-class finding.

4

Governance & Community Scoring

Weighted multi-dimensional framework: procurement discipline (tendering practices, budget variance), decision execution (action-item closure, timeline adherence), and regulatory compliance. Community health quantifies participation rates, conflict density, quorum frequency, and problem-unit concentration—all derived from meeting-minute evidence.

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Quantified Risk Assessment

Financial, governance, property, and community dimensions are aggregated into a severity-weighted exposure model. Each finding is traceable to source. The output—Proceed, Negotiate, or Caution—includes a quantified dollar exposure with documented basis, enabling informed negotiation.

Governance & Community: Why They Matter

Financials tell you if the property can pay its bills. Governance and community tell you if the people running and living in it are competent and compatible. Both affect your purchase—and your life after closing.

Governance scoring

We score the board: procurement discipline (do they get competitive quotes? do budgets hold?), decision execution (do action items get done?), and regulatory compliance (reserve studies on time?). A board that overruns capital projects by 68% or defers statutory studies is a red flag—we quantify it so you can negotiate or walk away.

Community analysis

We analyze owner participation, meeting attendance, quorum health, complaints, conflict between members, and problem units. Low engagement and chronic conflict erode property value and quality of life. These patterns show up in minutes—but most buyers never read them. We extract and score them.

Deep dive: Governance & Community Analysis →

What you receive

A briefing you can actually understand. No jargon. No accounting degree. Just clarity so you can breathe easier.

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Clear Assessment

Proceed, Negotiate, or Caution — with the reasoning behind it.

Financial Narrative

Revenue, reserves, debt, and arrears woven into a story you can understand.

Property Assessment

Physical condition scored against the property's age and construction type.

Governance & Ownership

Board competence, procurement discipline, owner participation, complaints, and community health — scored independently.

Quantified Exposure

Identified dollar exposure to inform your negotiation, with the basis explained.

Missing Documents

What should appear in the documents but does not — and why it matters.

What your lawyer covers vs. what Pellucis analyzes

Both are essential. Neither replaces the other.

What gets analyzedYour LawyerPellucis
Liens and encumbrances
Active litigation
Bylaw compliance
Reserve fund adequacy
Operating surplus or deficit trend
Arrears rate and collection risk
Capital project cost overruns
Board competence and decision-making
Procurement discipline
Owner participation and community health
Conflict and complaints between members
Missing document detection
Quantified exposure to inform negotiation
Special levy forecast — predict future costs
Benchmarking — budget and fees vs similar properties

What's happening

See the latest in condo, strata, and co-op law.

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Ontario · October 2023

Bill 30 brings Alberta Condo Act reforms into force.

New Condo Dispute Resolution Tribunal, expanded chargeback authority, simplified voting rules, and stronger protections for volunteer board members.

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