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Transaction workflow automation, MLS input, and milestone communication, built for however you run production.
A solo agent running high transaction volume was retyping the same listing details into the MLS for every property, tracking buyer alerts by hand, and rebuilding CMA research from scratch each time.
We built a browser-native co-pilot that guides every MLS listing upload, tracks buyer property alerts automatically, and structures CMA research into a repeatable process.
Entry errors dropped to zero and every listing follows the same workflow. It's now the MLS Listing Input workflow, built into our Chrome Extension.
Buyer, seller, and agent updates at every contract milestone were getting missed or sent late, creating friction right when trust mattered most.
We'd build milestone-triggered updates that fire automatically the moment a deadline hits, no manual tracking required.
One of the most requested workflows from agents and teams, and an easy first build for you too.
A growing team managing 15+ active transactions simultaneously had no single system tracking timelines, milestones, or document collection: status lived in someone's head.
We built automated transaction coordination inside their existing CRM and Google Workspace: intake workflows, timeline tracking, and milestone-triggered communications to buyers and sellers.
Every transaction now runs the same way, whether or not the team lead is available to manage it personally.
High-volume, process-driven work, the kind that shouldn't depend on anyone's memory.
An independent TC managing 20+ simultaneous transactions was tracking deadlines, document requests, and buyer/seller updates entirely from memory.
We built an automated contract-to-close system: milestone triggers, document request sequences, deadline tracking, and update cadences that don't depend on anyone checking a spreadsheet.
Manual status management disappeared entirely. Nothing falls through anymore, and every file runs the same way, every time.
Chasing missing docs and cure conditions is the single biggest time sink TCs report.
We'd build automatic follow-up that chases the paperwork before it becomes a bottleneck.
Usually where we start with a new TC client, and a strong candidate for yours.
Vacancy turns, owner reporting, and tenant workflows: the admin that eats a coordinator's whole week.
A 50+ unit property management company was tracking every vacancy turn by hand: inspections, vendors, and make-ready status, with no consistent process from unit to unit.
We built a system that kicks off the moment a unit goes vacant: the inspection gets scheduled, vendors get dispatched, and make-ready status gets tracked automatically.
The coordinator stopped managing the coordination. The system did it. It's now the Vacancy Turn Coordination workflow, available to any PM company.
Monthly owner reports were eating hours every cycle, built by hand from scattered data.
We'd build automatic report generation and delivery, pulling from what's already tracked.
Usually the first workflow a PM company asks for, and likely a good starting point for you.
Borrower updates and pipeline nurture that keep running whether or not you're checking a screen.
A solo loan officer closing 8–12 loans monthly had no way to keep borrower updates and lead nurture running once referrals picked up and the pipeline got busy.
We built an automated borrower communication system: condition checklists, milestone-triggered status updates, and a lead nurture sequence that kept working without manual follow-up.
The pipeline kept moving even during the busiest months. It's now available as a set of workflows any loan officer can request.
Milestone updates, condition checklists, and closing prep were falling to manual status calls.
We'd build automatic updates sent the moment they're due.
No more manual status calls, and the same relief for your pipeline.
Present in every transaction, usually with the smallest tech budget in the room.
Agents and clients calling in for file status updates is a constant interruption for most title offices.
We'd build automatic status updates sent at every stage of the order, no manual calls required.
A common first workflow for title offices, and one we're ready to build for yours.
Scheduling, confirmations, and day-of communications were handled differently every time, depending on who managed the file.
We'd build one consistent, automatic process for every closing.
Handled the same way every time, no matter who's on the file.
Violation tracking, dues collection, and homeowner communication: our newest vertical.
Notices, follow-up, and resolution tracking depend on someone remembering to check a spreadsheet.
We'd build automatic tracking and follow-up from notice to resolution.
A common starting point for HOA management companies, and one we're ready to build for you.
Billing, late notices, and payment follow-up were manual, cycle after cycle.
We'd build automatic billing and follow-up sent on schedule, every cycle.
One of the first workflows most HOA management companies ask us to build.
Same admin problems as the rest of the industry, same automation patterns.
A real estate photography company shooting 30+ properties monthly had no consistent process for booking, job status, or post-project follow-up.
We built an automated booking, job status, and post-project review system: confirmation sequences, shoot-day reminders, delivery notifications, and a review request cadence.
Their five-star review rate doubled in 90 days, the result of a consulting engagement built for adjacent real estate service businesses.
Appointment intake, confirmation, and reminders were manual, easy to drop when things got busy.
We'd build automatic intake, confirmation, and reminders.
The workflow almost every adjacent service business starts with, and a natural first build for yours.