Six applications, built in a brokerage that had to use them.

Transaction coordination, handled.

Dash reads the contract, pulls out the dates that matter, and asks someone to confirm them before anything depends on them. From there it runs the checklist, chases the deadlines and files the paperwork, so your coordinator spends the day on exceptions instead of transcription.

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The follow-up that actually happens.

Lily sits on top of Follow Up Boss and works the leads nobody got to — texting like a person, qualifying the ones who answer, and handing the agent a live conversation instead of a name in a list.

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What you actually keep.

An agent who closes $4M and doesn't know what they kept cannot plan, cannot budget, and cannot be coached. KEEL does the net-retention math for every agent on your team, holds them to a goal they set themselves, and tells you which conversation to have this week.

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A CMA that survives an appraiser.

Most CMA tools average three comps and round. CMAssist works the way an appraiser works — observed neighborhood first, then adjustments derived from the market rather than guessed — so the number you bring to a seller is the number that holds up when it is challenged.

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The buyer for that listing is already in your database.

Your team has three hundred active buyers and a listing that just hit the market. Somewhere in that list are the four people it was built for. TeamMatch finds them before the open house.

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The people you like, and never call.

Everyone knows the sphere is where the business is. SOI Giant finds the specific people you engage with all the time — and have never once treated as a client.

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