Before a client call
Bring together recent correspondence, relevant property records and open questions into a brief with supporting sources.
FOR INDEPENDENT BROKERAGES
Email your agent for a property brief, a client update or meeting preparation. Give it your brokerage’s playbook and approved records, so it can connect the details your team keeps piecing together.
START WHERE INFORMATION KEEPS GETTING LOST
Bring together recent correspondence, relevant property records and open questions into a brief with supporting sources.
Turn approved meeting notes into decisions, task owners and a draft follow-up. Keep your team in control of commitments.
Find the current documents and the reason behind earlier decisions. Give the next person the context they need.
YOUR SECOND BRAIN, IN THE FLOW OF WORK
Keep working through the tools your team already uses. Your agent brings together approved business knowledge, conversations and the next task.
Send a request in plain English. Your agent can research the question, return a useful brief, and keep the conversation going in the same email thread.
Ask a follow-up without rebuilding the context.
Plan your demoYOU → YOUR AGENT
Before my afternoon call, what changed on the Harbor project? Find the current brief and anything I need to follow up on.
YOUR AGENT → YOU
The client requested a revised delivery date. The latest brief includes it, but the signed scope still has the previous date. Here are the two records and the approval question to raise.
Illustrative conversation with fictional records. Connections vary by agreed scope.
Built from real brokerage work. Our commercial real estate work includes an email-agent workflow, property research and business records. We start with one useful task, then configure the sources, meeting connections and agents your team needs.
For independent brokersTHE BROKERAGE STARTER
We map your brokerage’s playbook, prepare an agreed sample of records, configure the first workflow and practice it with your people.
Discuss your scopeCapture people, property and client terminology, approval rules, recurring tasks and what a good answer looks like.
Agree approved sources and hosting. Connect relevant records to one task; test answers and keep evidence attached.
Practice emailing the agent, checking sources and correcting context. Receive a workflow guide and agreed follow-through.
A FOCUSED START
We agree the workflow, sources, connections, permissions, hosting, training, support and price in a written proposal. Zoom and MCP connections depend on your tools and access. We measure the agreed task before and after; results vary.
On-site work begins in the Los Angeles basin. Other SoCal visits are arranged around location and scope; remote demos and lessons are available.
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