Sweep thousands of leases for compliance using Amazon Quick and the Adjudicated Query pattern | Amazon Web Services

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Checking tens of thousands of apartment leases against constantly changing state landlord-tenant laws, and proving you actually checked all of them, has been beyond the reach of most compliance teams. But with generative AI in Amazon Quick, paired with the right backend, it’s now possible. In this post, we introduce a design pattern called Adjudicated Query. Business users can use it to ask compliance questions in a chat interface (Amazon Quick), while the actual pass/fail decisions stay in a deterministic (non-AI) rules engine. We walk through an AWS reference architecture that implements the pattern, and deploy a working sample you can run end to end. The pattern applies to other high-stakes compliance domains as well (sanctions screening, insurance claims adjudication, export control), but lease compliance serves as our concrete example.

The compliance challenge at scale

A portfolio operator holds 50,000 leases across multiple states. Each state publishes landlord-tenant statutes...

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