One record, from the search to the split.
Apsidra hosts the brokerage site, the home search, the CRM, the documents, and the commission math. A question on a listing lands on the same record as the contract and the payout.
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A brief your IDX person can read.
Most offices call the public home search IDX. Apsidra is the site and the CRM that search writes into. The MLS stays the system of record.
Apsidra hosts the site
The domain stays the brokerage's. Search, listing pages, agent pages, and the contact form are on the platform. An inquiry is a contact, with the listing id on the card.
Keep the current IDX vendor
If the board or the office wants the current vendor to keep serving listings, that feed stays. Apsidra still receives the person, the listing they were on, and the question.
How the office runs a deal.
One sample file, 1842 Cedar Lane, from the first question to the net check.
- 01
Capture
Search, a form, or a call creates the contact. If they were on a listing, that listing stays on the card.
- 02
Own it
A person and a next task. The board is the office's work, updated as it happens.
- 03
Contract
Offer, dates, and the packet stay on the record. E-sign happens on that file.
- 04
Pay
Sale price, gross, split, and net. The end-of-month spreadsheet is the habit this replaces.
A small office should not rent six tools to run one business.
The money shows up when the overlapping bills stop. The hours show up when a deal is entered once. There is no public rate card.
What usually gets its own bill
- A CRM
- A website platform
- Transaction software
- E-sign
- A spreadsheet for commissions
What you run instead
One hosted platform. The person who searched is the contact, the deal, the signed file, and the payout. You get a monthly number after we see what you pay now.
Tell us what you pay forSee it on a call this week.
Bring the list of tools you pay for, and the name of the MLS. We will say what the platform replaces, and what it leaves alone.