

Every OM and deal package arrives with a biased sponsor narrative, built from selective history and shiny pictures designed to get the best price. Teams spend hours doing BOE analysis when property isn’t a fit, then hope inconsistent manual research system would catch errors when doing a deeper look. That manual work looked like:
Data Enrichment flips the process on its head. It surfaces inconsistencies from sources the counterparty can't control or selectively share, so you can screen bad deals before wasting time underwriting financials. Verus' checks include:























It runs automatically the moment a deal or application is submitted in KOPA Hub Verus. There is no manual trigger and no configuration required. The enrichment completes before you open the deal.
No. Data Enrichment pulls from sources they do not control — USPS records, municipal databases, and local news coverage. The counterparty can submit whatever documents they choose, but the enrichment draws from authoritative third-party sources independently.
Four categories: zoning, tax, appraisal, and LBCS classifications. These come from municipal records and are cross-referenced automatically at submission — not pulled manually and not sourced from the counterparty's own documents.