Real Estate
We build listing management, lead-tracking, and property management systems for real estate developers, brokers, and management firms.
Real estate businesses juggle listings, leads, site visits, and post-sale property management — often across separate tools that don't talk to each other. We build the systems that connect them, from the first inquiry through to years of property management afterward.
The handoffs between those stages are usually where things get lost — a lead that came in through a listing site, was followed up by phone, and then has to be manually re-entered into a separate CRM before a site visit gets scheduled. We build lead tracking that follows a prospect from first inquiry through site visit to close without that manual re-entry, listing management with availability that stays accurate across every channel a property is marketed on, and property management workflows that pick up where the sale left off — maintenance requests, tenant communication, post-sale service — instead of treating the sale as the end of the system's job.
- Listing management with real-time availability
- Lead tracking from inquiry through to site visit and close
- Property management workflows for post-sale operations
- Listing management systems with availability that stays accurate across sales channels
- Lead tracking from first inquiry through site visits to close
- Property management workflows for maintenance, tenants, or post-sale service
- Reporting built for sales teams and management separately
Real estate developers, brokers, and management firms juggling listings, leads, and post-sale operations across disconnected tools.
Both — property management workflows for maintenance, tenants, and post-sale service are part of the system, so it doesn't stop being useful the moment a unit sells or leases.
Yes, that's the specific problem being solved — lead tracking follows a prospect from first inquiry through site visit to close without manual re-entry between separate tools.
They're built separately on purpose — sales teams need operational, deal-level visibility, while management typically needs a rolled-up view across listings and locations.
That's the goal of the listing management piece — availability is kept in sync across sales channels so a unit doesn't show as available on one platform after it's already been reserved on another.