In February 2026, Lingwen and China Resources Life formally signed a strategic partnership. Over the next three years, the two sides will work together on a unified nationwide asset management platform, with Lingwen providing the AI engineering foundation.
CR Life operates a wide range of commercial and service formats across China. Its asset base — fixed fittings, equipment, IT resources, soft furnishings — spans many categories and sits across very different regional operating entities. For years these records have lived in paper forms, scanned documents and multi-version spreadsheets. Stock-takes are slow and exceptions are hard to catch in time. It is a very concrete pain point in the company's digital upgrade.
The core goal of the partnership is to bring all of this historical data — currently scattered across images, PDFs and forms — into a single structured ledger via OCR and structuring capabilities. That ledger becomes searchable, analyzable and auditable, and then carries an additional layer of time-series and rules-based anomaly alerts, plus LLM-driven natural-language search and auto-generated operations reports.
Delivery is staged: the first half of 2026 covers data cleansing and core record modeling; the second half brings lifecycle tracking and anomaly alerts online; 2027 extends into operational analytics and decision-support scenarios.
Internally, Lingwen frames this partnership as another concrete landing point for its “AI inside every specialist scenario” product philosophy — not a brand-new system, but a way to turn asset information already scattered in paper and spreadsheets into a real digital asset that AI can actually use.