Break point 1
Lead ownership is unclear
Speed-to-lead, routing acceptance, reassignment, contact attempts, and qualification are not managed as one accountable process.
We build a custom real estate brokerage CRM that connects lead routing, agent activity, client and property context, showings, transaction stages, deadlines, documents, communication, and referral follow-up.
Custom software and AI built around your team. Start with the customer records, scheduling, follow-up, or reporting that would make the biggest difference.
BUYER WORKSPACE / NEW OPPORTUNITY
We’re looking for three bedrooms, a private garden, and an easy trip to transit. Cedar House caught our eye. Could we see it on Saturday morning?
Brokerages and teams that need internet leads, referrals, agent follow-up, buyers and sellers, properties, showings, transactions, deadlines, documents, and past-client nurture to stay connected.
Sales and rentals
Rentals run on owners, bookings, turnovers, and guest messages. We connect to systems such as Guesty, Airbnb, and VRBO where their APIs allow, and confirm what syncs during scoping. Our Hoffman Agency build pulls live rentals from Barefoot.
There are two common routes for MLS listing data. Access and licensing rules are set by each MLS (participation, display rules, and data-license terms), so we confirm the route with you and your MLS during scoping, before we quote.
A licensed IDX provider such as IDX Broker supplies the listing feed. It is usually the quicker route, and the one we used on the Hoffman Agency build, where for-sale listings stream from an IDX Broker feed into custom listing pages.
Where your MLS grants direct access, a RESO Web API feed gives more control over search, listing pages, and matching listings to CRM contacts. It typically needs broker sign-off and the MLS's own data-license agreement.
Lead and client data stays in accounts you own. Consent for texts and email, and fields that are sensitive under Fair Housing rules, are handled in scoping, including what AI replies and lead scoring are allowed to use.
Proof: live MLS listings through IDX Broker and live rentals through Barefoot on one brokerage site.
See the Hoffman Agency buildReal estate teams often have plenty of leads and software but no reliable operating view. Lead sources, agent conversations, property activity, transaction tasks, and past-client nurture live in separate systems, so the broker cannot see where opportunity is stalling.
Break point 1
Speed-to-lead, routing acceptance, reassignment, contact attempts, and qualification are not managed as one accountable process.
Break point 2
Search behavior, showings, notes, objections, financing, and follow-up tasks are split across portals, phones, and personal CRMs.
Break point 3
Deadlines, documents, dependencies, responsible parties, and client updates require manual status chasing.
One record moves forward. Each stage has a current status, a responsible owner, and a next action.
Capture source and intent, assign the right agent, and enforce response and reassignment rules.
Connect client needs, properties, showings, feedback, financing, and next actions.
Coordinate stages, dates, documents, parties, dependencies, and client updates.
Run review, referral, anniversary, home-value, and future-move follow-up.
These are examples of what we can build and connect around your customer and work records. Together, we choose the modules that address your biggest need and confirm integrations before work begins.
Capture leads from every source — website, Zillow, referrals, open houses — into one pipeline. AI scores leads by engagement and likelihood to transact, so agents focus on the hottest prospects.
New leads get routed to the right agent in seconds based on territory, specialization, availability, and round-robin fairness. Speed-to-lead drops from hours to under a minute.
Manage every deal from accepted offer to close — contingency deadlines, inspection schedules, document tracking, and milestone communications. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Custom property search with saved criteria, new listing alerts, and personalized recommendations. Buyers find their dream home through YOUR platform, not Zillow.
Individual and brokerage-wide views of pipeline health, lead conversion rates, deal velocity, and commission projections. Managers see exactly where coaching is needed.
Automatically calculate commissions based on deal type, agent tier, referral splits, and brokerage caps. Agents see projected earnings in real time.
See response, contact, qualification, appointment, reassignment, and conversion status by source and agent.
Keep conversations, properties, showings, feedback, tasks, and transaction context tied together.
Surface upcoming dates, missing documents, blocked tasks, responsible parties, and client updates.
The intelligence is built into the workflow. It captures context, prepares the next step, watches for risk, and helps operators investigate the business without losing human review or audit history.
AI responds to new leads within 60 seconds — via text, email, or both. It asks qualifying questions, shares relevant listings, and books a showing or consultation. Agents get a warm, qualified lead instead of a cold name.
AI creates dynamic drip campaigns based on lead behavior — not just a scheduled email sequence, but adaptive content that responds to what the prospect clicks, views, and asks about.
AI generates personalized market updates for your sphere — neighborhood-specific data, price trends, and inventory insights. Your name stays top-of-mind with content that actually matters to each contact.
Owners can ask questions across connected CRM records. Answers show the underlying signals and can open the affected customers, jobs, visits, matters, orders, or properties.
The CRM can connect communication, payment, scheduling, accounting, analytics, and industry systems when their APIs support it.
A connected brokerage system can include lead capture and routing, agent accountability, client and property records, communication, showings, transaction stages, deadlines, documents, commissions, reporting, and past-client nurture.
Yes. Routing can account for geography, property type, availability, language, specialty, rotation, or source rules. Acceptance timers and reassignment rules keep ownership visible.
Yes. The system can report response time, contact attempts, qualification, appointment, next action, and stage movement while letting agents manage the actual relationship from a focused workspace.
Yes. Transaction templates can create stage-specific tasks, dates, document requests, dependencies, and reminders, with a clear view of what is complete, blocked, upcoming, and assigned.
Usually, through one of two routes: an IDX vendor feed such as IDX Broker (the route used on our Hoffman Agency build) or a direct RESO Web API feed where your MLS grants access. Access and licensing rules are set by each MLS, so we confirm the route, data license, permissions, and account ownership during scoping, before we quote.
Lead and client data stays in accounts your brokerage owns. During scoping we define consent for texts and email, who can see which records, and which fields are sensitive under Fair Housing rules, including what AI replies and lead scoring may use. We do not claim a compliance certification; we build to the rules your broker of record sets.
An AI-first CRM can maintain the operating record and support workflows such as AI Instant Lead Response, Personalized Nurture Sequences, AI Market Update Generator. Actions can use approval rules, confidence thresholds, and audit history. Owners can also investigate connected data with questions such as “Which new leads have not received a meaningful response?”
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We will follow one lead through assignment, client work, transaction, and nurture to identify the modules your brokerage needs most.