Shared 22 May, 2025
airSlate SignNow, the award-winning provider of e-signature solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with UrbanMix, a cutting-edge proptech platform that harnesses the power of AI and interactive 3D technology to modernize real estate management.
By integrating airSlate SignNow’s robust e-signature solution into UrbanMix’s advanced property management system, real estate professionals—including property managers, leasing managers, and asset managers—can now expedite critical workflows such as lease signing and compliance documentation directly from UrbanMix’s immersive 3D interface.
For end-users, the impact is immediate and significant. Property managers using UrbanMix SignLease workflow have reported reduced time to send lease to a third, saving about 100$ per lease renewal in property manager hours (for a portfolio of 3,000 units, that’s $300,000 saved every year). Now, with airSlate SignNow seamlessly embedded, teams will further accelerate transaction speeds, dramatically reduce document errors, and eliminate the frustration of fragmented manual processes.
Sharon Ayalon, CEO of UrbanMix, said, “Our clients love our seamless workflow. They advocate that due to our 3d models and interactivity, our lease renewal process and lease signing features are much better and easier to use than anything else in the industry. After checking several signature apps, we choose airSlate SignNow because their tool aligns with our motto of making the client’s life easy by giving them end-to-end solutions that don’t fail exactly when it’s money time.”
For airSlate, this partnership underscores its commitment to working with industry leaders to extend the reach of SignNow’s eSignature capabilities, particularly in the real estate industry.
“This integration tackles head-on the cumbersome paperwork that often delays projects and inflates costs,” said John Midtbo, VP of Global Channels and Alliances at airSlate. “We’re not only saving property professionals valuable hours previously spent managing manual documentation but also helping them execute contracts securely within seconds. For airSlate SignNow, this partnership reinforces our strategic commitment to becoming the essential digital signature backbone for the rapidly evolving proptech market.”
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BuiltAPI GmbH, the company pioneering API-driven data infrastructure for real estate investment and asset management, has successfully closed its latest funding round backed by industry leaders including Second Century Ventures, TDS, and Propertymark. The investment marks a major milestone as BuiltAPI expands its services across Europe and the UK, following its graduation from the REACH UK Accelerator Program.
BuiltAPI tackles one of the real estate sector’s most persistent problems: fragmented, siloed data ecosystems. The company provides a robust API framework that enables seamless connectivity between legacy systems, modern SaaS tools, and intelligent automation platforms — with interoperability, governance, and cybersecurity at its core.
“We’re building the backbone of real estate data infrastructure,” said Olga Dentzel, Co-Founder of BuiltAPI. “This funding and the support of the REACH UK program are accelerating our ability to deliver secure, scalable integrations to clients across borders.”
BuiltAPI’s technology is already making an impact with major real estate institutions such as HIH Real Estate and its fund service platform INTREAL, through their digital unit INTREAL Solutions. These collaborations highlight a shared vision for practical and scalable digital transformation in real estate asset and investment management.
“The industry doesn’t need yet another tool — it needs a connective tissue,” added Ivan Nokhrin, Co-Founder of BuiltAPI. “Our mission is to empower real estate professionals to access, share, and act on their data securely and without barriers.”
Graduation from the REACH UK Accelerator — the scale-up program backed by Second Century Ventures – marks BuiltAPI’s official entry into the UK market. The program has played a key role in unlocking investors support and refining BuildAPI’s growth trajectory.
BuiltAPI GmbH, the company pioneering API-driven data infrastructure for real estate investment and asset management, has successfully closed its latest funding round backed by industry leaders including Second Century Ventures, TDS, and Propertymark. The investment marks a major milestone as BuiltAPI expands its services across Europe and the UK, following its graduation from the REACH UK Accelerator Program.
BuiltAPI tackles one of the real estate sector’s most persistent problems: fragmented, siloed data ecosystems. The company provides a robust API framework that enables seamless connectivity between legacy systems, modern SaaS tools, and intelligent automation platforms — with interoperability, governance, and cybersecurity at its core.
“We’re building the backbone of real estate data infrastructure,” said Olga Dentzel, Co-Founder of BuiltAPI. “This funding and the support of the REACH UK program are accelerating our ability to deliver secure, scalable integrations to clients across borders.”
BuiltAPI’s technology is already making an impact with major real estate institutions such as HIH Real Estate and its fund service platform INTREAL, through their digital unit INTREAL Solutions. These collaborations highlight a shared vision for practical and scalable digital transformation in real estate asset and investment management.
“The industry doesn’t need yet another tool — it needs a connective tissue,” added Ivan Nokhrin, Co-Founder of BuiltAPI. “Our mission is to empower real estate professionals to access, share, and act on their data securely and without barriers.”
Graduation from the REACH UK Accelerator — the scale-up program backed by Second Century Ventures – marks BuiltAPI’s official entry into the UK market. The program has played a key role in unlocking investors support and refining BuildAPI’s growth trajectory.
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