Bricklayer extracts and structures the property and market data in your appraisal archive, making it searchable for lending, credit, appraisal, and portfolio teams.
Each report contains property details, market analysis, comparables, rent rolls, and more than 100 subject fields tied directly to the collateral you finance.
Bricklayer extracts and organizes that data so teams can ask questions in plain English and see the source behind every answer.
Check cap-rate trends, review prior appraisals, and compare local property performance without waiting on a manual research request.
Support term sheets and loan reviews with what your approved appraisers said about the market, property type, and collateral.
Replace repeat requests and custom dashboard work with on-demand reporting the whole bank can use.
Request point-in-time or trend reporting by property type, market, or time window, and Bricklayer builds it with the supporting source data.
Keep your current workflow. No new steps for your team or new spreadsheets for fee appraisers.
Subject fields, market analysis, comparables, tenant details, and value conclusions are extracted and organized automatically.
Ask in plain English and get an immediate answer with supporting documentation, without joining a request queue.
Bricklayer runs separately for each institution. Your data is never pooled across banks, resold, or used to train public models, and access is governed by team and role. It is built to support vendor management and InfoSec review from day one.
Get defensible evidence when an appraisal looks off.
Prepare for term sheets and committees without scrambling.
Scale expertise across the bank without playing search desk.
Monitor concentrations and stress test from one source.
Give more teams access to appraisal intelligence without adding headcount.
Reports stay in your existing appraisal workflow. Bricklayer begins after they are complete.


A 10-minute demo. Your questions, answered live, with a process flowchart your vendor management team will actually want to read.