A brokerage operating layer, shipped in honest stages.
Real Estate OS starts with the parts that are already useful: the Voice layer, the CRM Kernel, routing, consent-aware follow-up, and clean audit trails. Deeper brokerage intelligence is application-reviewed and lands behind a staged rollout, not a public pricing promise.
Voice layer plus CRM Kernel for real inbound brokerage calls.
- Lead captureName, number, intent, urgency
- CRM syncStructured note and next action
- SMS consentOpt-in recorded before follow-up
- Audit trailEvery route and task has provenance
Real-estate workflows that sit on top of the core record.
- Listing inquiry workflowProperty context and showing intent
- Action QueueRanked follow-up for agents and ISAs
- Call QACoaching notes and missed-field review
- Source attributionPortal, sign, referral, campaign
Brokerage intelligence once the operating data is stable.
- Brokerage intelligenceOffice and team operating views
- Deposit and deal snapshotsOwner commission visibility
- Market packetsComparable context per inquiry
- Native mobile loopsField workflows after web proof
From call capture to owner visibility without pretending the full OS is live today.
Illustrative product model, not customer data. No fake customers, no fake logos, and no unsupported production screenshots.
Representative workflow model, not a customer screenshot
- Lead captureInbound call to qualified record
- RoutingQueue, agent, ISA, manager scopes
- Call QA and coachingReview, scorecard, note, follow-up
- Agent performanceResponse time and follow-through
- AttributionPortal, sign, referral, campaign
- Deal and commission visibilityOwner-grade snapshots when live
- Mobile workflowField CRM path after web proof
Why the Real Estate OS path is not self-serve yet.
Brokerages vary by team structure, CRM, routing model, consent policy, and data quality. The public website can collect a Voice activation request, but Real Estate OS needs an application-reviewed setup so the promised workflows match what is actually live.
That boundary keeps the page honest: Voice activation is reviewed, Real Estate OS is staged, and long-term platform features remain visibly separate from what is available now.