How to Use CompScout AI Chat

Getting Started

1. Click "CompScout" in the header
2. You'll see a welcome message with example queries
3. Type your question in the chat input field
4. Click send or press Enter

Understanding Results

• Results appear as tables with up to 1,000 lease comparables
• Each table shows: Comp Type, Address, Tenant, Space Type, Size, Starting Rent, Dates, and more
• Click any row to view detailed lease information
• Use the "Reset Chat" button to start fresh

Follow-up Questions

• Ask follow-up questions to refine your search
• CompScout understands context and can combine criteria
• Example: "Show me office leases" → "Only Q1 deals" = "Show me Q1 office leases"

Common Error Messages

"Sorry I can't answer that, please contact client success to subscribe to {missing market} market"

• You're asking about a market not included in your subscription
• Contact Client Success to add new markets

"I couldn't find any lease comparables matching your search for [query]"

• No results found for your search criteria
• Try broadening your search or using different terms

"Something went wrong. Please try again by typing in your question again."

• A technical error occurred
• Simply retype your question and try again

"Sorry, you've reached your 100 daily question limit. Come back in [time] and we'll be ready to help you again!"

• You've exceeded the daily question limit
• Wait 24 hours or contact support if you need more access

Tips for Better Results

Be Specific

• Include relevant details like location, size, rent range
• Use specific tenant names or building addresses when possible
• Mention timeframes for date-based searches

Use Natural Language

• Ask questions as you would to a colleague
• "Show me" or "Find" work well to start queries
• Combine multiple criteria in one question

Try Different Approaches

• If no results, try broader search terms
• Break complex searches into simpler questions
• Use synonyms for space types or building classes

Common Search Patterns

• "Show me [space type] leases in [location]"
• "Find [tenant name] leases over [size] sqft"
• "Give me [building class] buildings with [rent range] PSF"
• "Show me leases signed in [timeframe]"