Who uses MYX Analyzer
MYX Analyzer runs inside enterprise infrastructure teams — the people responsible for ground leases, tenant agreements, and the site files behind thousands of assets. We describe those customers rather than name them:
The portfolios differ; the document problem is the same. Every site sits on a stack of leases, amendments, drawings, and correspondence, and decisions are only as good as what the team has actually read. Tower and telecom operators typically start with the telecom towers workflow; acquisition and audit teams start with due diligence. Teams running sites day to day work from telecom lease management.
How an engagement runs depends on the customer’s data requirements. As reported in Inside Towers:
- “During acquisitions or large portfolio reviews, MYX engineers often work directly with customers to configure integrations and workflows.”
- “For enterprise clients, the company usually deploys its software together with forward-deployed engineers.”
- “For organizations with strict data requirements, the platform can be deployed within the customer’s own environment and in compliance with standard enterprise security measures, including zero AI model training on customer data.”
Featured in Inside Towers
On August 26, 2026, Inside Towers published “Reading Between the Lines: Finding Hidden Value in Tower Documents”, a feature on what tower portfolios find when they read every document instead of a sample. Its lede: “A tower’s value extends well beyond steel and concrete.”
Figures as reported in Inside Towers, August 26, 2026.
The article describes one engagement in which MYX Analyzer analyzed approximately a quarter-million documents in less than 48 hours. It prices the cost of unread paperwork at roughly $230 of missed tenant revenue per site per year; across a 10,000-site portfolio, that could translate into roughly $2 million annually.
It also measures the industry’s starting point: across different portfolios, the accuracy of legacy site databases is under 65 percent, and only 2–3% of industry documents have ever been AI-read.
“You’re never going to read that with a human, but we read 100 percent of it with the Analyzer.”
“The Towerco space is quite specific. There’s a lot of niche expertise and knowledge that is required to truly understand,” Mihailov told Inside Towers. On generic chat tools: “ChatGPT is an amazing tool, but it’s very generic.” On lease work: “We have a specific workflow for ground leases. We have a specific workflow for tenant leases.” And on volume: “This is now possible at scale.”
Watch: MYX AI Document Analyzer
“Lease reviews with the MYX AI Document Analyzer” is a 1:24 demo from the MYX Demo channel: a lease goes in, structured fields come out. Play it below, or watch it on YouTube.
Three anonymized mini-cases
Three recurring situations, assembled strictly from the Inside Towers reporting and MYX Analyzer’s published platform numbers. None of them names, or points to, an identifiable company.
The 48-hour archive read
A transaction deadline meets a warehouse of scanned leases. In one engagement, as Inside Towers reported, the Analyzer processed approximately 250,000 documents in under 48 hours. That pace is what batch mode is for: process hundreds of documents overnight with enterprise batch processing, then spend the morning reviewing results instead of reading PDFs.
As reported in Inside Towers · platform stat: 250,000+ documents processed
The missed-revenue sweep
Tenant equipment and amendments that never reached billing. Inside Towers puts missed tenant revenue at roughly $230 per site per year; across a 10,000-site portfolio, that could translate into roughly $2 million annually. Finding it means reading the rent, escalation, and equipment terms in every agreement, not a sample. The Analyzer extracts 500+ data fields into a spreadsheet-style review.
As reported in Inside Towers · platform stat: 500+ data fields extracted
The legacy database rebuild
The site database says one thing; the signed lease says another. Across different portfolios, Inside Towers reports, the accuracy of legacy databases is under 65 percent. The fix is a re-read of the source documents: the Analyzer reads 40+ languages and reports accuracy of 94.7 % on internal evaluation sets.
As reported in Inside Towers · platform stat: 40+ languages supported
If one of these looks like your quarter, talk to sales about a portfolio-scale run, or put a sample set through the free trial first.
What they process
The same document classes come up across every portfolio. MYX Analyzer accepts PDF, JPG, and MP4 — documents, images, and video — and supports 40+ languages. Typical workstreams:
Every workstream ends in the same place: structured fields in a spreadsheet-style review, exported to Excel with custom templates. Shared workspaces and permissions keep the whole review team in one table.
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