Coming Soon
Pre-market, for listing Realms. The file starts before the sign goes up. Buyer Realms skip straight to Active.
Auto-flips to Active when the linked MLS listing goes live, or on the go-live date you set.
A transaction moves through real stages, and the structure does real work at every one. The Coming Soon stage flips itself to Active when the linked MLS listing goes live. Under Contract watches the contingency clock. Closed seals into the Vault.
Pre-market, for listing Realms. The file starts before the sign goes up. Buyer Realms skip straight to Active.
Auto-flips to Active when the linked MLS listing goes live, or on the go-live date you set.
On market. Showings, offers, and documents accumulate in one place.
Every upload is classified and matched to its requirement automatically.
Deadlines and contingencies tracked; requirements gate the close.
EVE watches the inspection, financing, and appraisal dates and flags risk early.
File complete. Broker review cleared, signatures sealed.
The complete file can be delivered internally or exported in provider format.
Sealed in a write-once, hash-chained archive.
Storage-locked and integrity-verified on a schedule. Provable years later.
A Realm can't advance while a required document is missing, unsigned, or awaiting broker review, and when it refuses, it names exactly what's blocking. No transaction reaches Closed with a hole in the file. Gates adapt to how each brokerage governs compliance: advisory for a solo agent, full enforcement for a native brokerage.
Signing, compliance, audit, forms, and the CRM are native to every transaction: one source of truth instead of five tools that drift apart.
Upload any form and REALM places the signature, date, initials, and printed-name fields for you, reading the form's real fields when it has them, and a learned layout for forms it has seen before. Adjust once, and that form is right every time after.
Broker review lives inside the transaction, not in a separate tracker. EVE pre-triages the queue into clean and needs-attention, and can read the document itself to flag concrete issues, like a blank signature line or a date that doesn't match the contract. The broker decides; EVE just does the sorting.
Every upload, signature, approval, and stage change is written to an append-only trail: who did it, what changed, and when. Nothing is ever edited or deleted; corrections create new entries. When a regulator, client, or counterparty asks what happened, the answer is deterministic.
The brokerage keeps its blank forms in one library, and EVE maps each form's fields once. Brokers never place a field by hand, agents never re-key a name. From inside a transaction, an agent picks the form and it materializes filled: buyers, address, price, dates. Then it flows straight into signing.
Light and dark themes included, shown here in light.
Every contact carries the whole relationship: the live thread, the lead score, the property profile, the required agreements, and a Home Intelligence read on the home they own or want. EVE flags what's missing and preps you before every conversation, so nothing about a client lives in a second system.
A dedicated desk where a transaction coordinator requests what's missing from an agent and delivers the completed file: internal broker hand-off, provider-formatted export package, secure emailed link, or ZIP. The agent still owns the file.
Upload one combined closing packet and carve it into individual documents server-side. Each page range becomes a real, versioned document matched to its requirement, indistinguishable from a direct upload.
An org-wide compliance read for brokers: completion percentage, outstanding and aging documents, and exceptions by agent and by transaction, explained in plain language, not just charted.
EVE is not a bolt-on chatbot. The same EVE that triages your morning reads every transaction, surfacing what needs you, preparing the work, and citing where every recommendation came from.