Know which deals need attention before opening every email and note.

Private deal intelligence above your existing CRM: blockers, next actions and sourced deal context—while the advisor stays in control.
No replacement project.
Release is advisor-controlled.
Context shows where it came from.
Your CRM records the deal. It does not always show the day’s work.
Brokerage workflows often require reconstructing context across records, email, notes and follow-ups—while protecting sensitive information at every release stage.
One fictional deal. Three useful views.
The demo is deliberately synthetic: it shows the workflow without loading real seller, buyer or transaction material.
CRM stage field · action log · NDA status · seller checklist
Designed to sit above the system you already use.
The useful layer is not another database. It is a controlled operating view that pulls together what a broker needs to act on next.
- CRM remains the source of truth
- Confidentiality gates stay visible
- Every answer can show its source context
- Advisor approval remains required
- Live data is never assumed


The system should understand the artefacts around a deal—not just the contact record.
The workflow proof is built around the kinds of controlled resources brokers already manage through a transaction.
Confidentiality is a workflow requirement—not a footnote.
AI should not weaken the discipline that makes a transaction possible. Start with synthetic data; consider live information only within an approved architecture and explicit operating boundaries.
Seller updates should be clear, not another chase.
Once the approved deal state is clear, the system can prepare a concise communication for review—without sending anything autonomously.
Illustrative synthetic output. The advisor reviews and approves every external communication.
Does this reflect your broker workflow?
Test the synthetic proof against what your CRM already solves—and what still lives outside it.