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anover (Nasdaq: JNVR) has secured a significant partnership with one of the top 20 publicly traded commercial real estate professional services firms in the US. The agreement involves deploying Janover's AI tools to enhance client engagement and streamline communication in the commercial real estate sector. This marks a crucial step in Janover's transition to subscription revenue through licensing its customized conversational artificial intelligence.

    The partnership will see Janover's AI tools implemented through a phased deployment approach, allowing for iterative improvements and customization. The focus on conversational AI for client engagement addresses a critical industry need for automation and efficiency. However, success will depend on seamless integration and measurable improvements in client service metrics.

    This agreement represents a strategic expansion into the B2B AI solutions market and validates Janover's technology as a valuable solution for commercial real estate professionals. The partnership could serve as a proof-of-concept for future enterprise deals, potentially opening doors to similar agreements with other major real estate firms.

    Janover is an AI-enabled platform that connects the commercial real estate industry, serving over one million annual web users and 1,000+ lenders, including more than 10% of U.S. banks in America. The company operates through its Debt, Equity, and Insurance divisions, focusing on delivering technology-first solutions to commercial real estate professionals.

    The phased deployment approach will allow Janover to work closely with interested parties to deliver maximum value seamlessly. This partnership is a significant milestone in Janover's transition to subscription revenue, including licensing its highly customized conversational artificial intelligence.

    Janover has announced that it will implement its AI tools through a phased deployment approach, working closely with interested parties to deliver maximum value seamlessly. The company is transitioning to a subscription revenue model, including licensing its highly customized conversational artificial intelligence.