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Lev in ChatGPT

Ask ChatGPT about your deals and send updates back to Lev — connected in one click, giving technical teams a controlled way to connect Lev context, tools, and actions.

Lev, right in ChatGPT. The AI you already use, connected to the deals you’re actually working — answers, updates, and routines included.

Connect in a click

Lev is in the ChatGPT app directory. Find it, click connect, sign in — and ChatGPT knows your book.

No setup, really

If you can install a ChatGPT app, you’re thirty seconds from connected.

You’re in control

ChatGPT sees what you can see in Lev — and you can disconnect anytime.

Ask about any deal

Pipeline, term sheets, lenders, documents — "What did we quote on the Dallas industrial deal?" gets a real answer with the source attached.

Plain English

No commands to learn. Ask like you’d ask a teammate.

Sources attached

Numbers come with the rent roll, T-12, or OM behind them.

Let it run the routine

Update deals right from the conversation, and schedule the repeat work — a Monday pipeline review, a weekly lender follow-up sweep.

Updates land in Lev

Deal changes you approve in ChatGPT show up in your pipeline.

Scheduled tasks

ChatGPT can run your recurring checks and report back.

Stop retyping deal context into ChatGPT. Connected to Lev, ChatGPT already knows the deal — the numbers, the documents, the lender history.

One-click connect

Straight from the ChatGPT app directory.

Real numbers, real sources

Answers cite your deal documents.

Changes stay yours to approve

ChatGPT confirms before it updates Lev.

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