For Your Industry · Australia-wide, based in Melbourne

For Australian real estate firms.

Independent agencies and small franchise branches. Listing launches without rework. Property management without PM burnout. Faster offer-to-settlement cycles. We work inside the CRMs your agency already runs.

Rework is baked into property management. Listing launches fragmented across forms, portal uploads, and vendor comms. Inspection reports rebuilt for every exit. Maintenance requests re-keyed into two systems. Most of the rework sits in handoffs. Property managers do not need new tools. They need the existing ones to talk to each other.

Pain points we fix

Where agencies burn hours.

Six places the work tends to hurt. Six concrete fixes. Native CRM automation first, integration built around it. Scoped at the Audit, delivered fixed-price.

Pain point 01

Listing launches that take seven manual steps to start.

Disclosures, photos, portal uploads, vendor comms, compliance checks. Each in a different tool, each waiting on someone. We collapse the launch into a single initiated flow, evidenced end to end.

Pain point 02

OFI follow-up that scales linearly with your calendar.

Every open inspection generates parallel touchpoints to vendor and buyer, manually managed. Time agents could spend listing, they spend chasing. We route OFI sequences automatically, with agent review where it matters.

Pain point 03

Inspection reports rebuilt for every exit.

Entry, routine, and exit condition reports captured in three different formats, then reconciled by hand for bond hearings. We structure capture once, flag the bond-relevant items, and hand clean evidence to accounts.

Pain point 04

Rent-arrears runs that depend on someone remembering.

VCAT timing matters. Lease-breach evidence has to be airtight. Manual escalation is where matters get lost. We stage escalation with the documentation captured as the process runs, not reconstructed after.

Pain point 05

Trust-account reconciliation that lives in spreadsheets.

Your trust software is the system of record, but the reconciliation happens elsewhere. Audit findings, payment errors, lost evidence. We integrate around the trust software without replacing it.

Pain point 06

Vendor updates that take half a day to assemble.

Weekly reports during a campaign mean OFI numbers, buyer feedback, market context, and recommended next moves, all pulled from different tools and stitched into one document. Each report eats half an agent's afternoon. We assemble the report from CRM data so the agent walks into the vendor meeting with the work done.

The agency stack

Tools we work inside.

Native CRM automation first. We don't replace what you already pay for.

Sales CRMs

VaultRE
Reapit
Rex

Property management

PropertyMe

Pricing at a glance

What engagements cost.

Workflow Audit
$1,500 fixed
Two weeks. Credited against first Build within 30 days.
Automation Build (agency)
Starting from $10,000
One to three workflows, fixed-price from the Audit.
AI-Assisted Operations
Starting from $8,000
Bespoke AI modules and agents scoped at the Audit.
Orchestration retrofit
Starting from $4,000
Standalone for existing automations. Included in every Build by default.
Support plan (optional)
From $850 / month
Optional monthly plan post-handover.

Only the Workflow Audit is fixed-priced. Build, AI, retrofit, and plan figures are indicative starting prices. Your specific pricing is fixed at the end of the Audit.

Common questions

What principals ask us most.

How long do vendor reports take with this in place?

Closer to fifteen minutes to review and send than half a day to assemble. OFI numbers, buyer feedback, market context, and recommended next moves are pulled from CRM data and stitched into one report. The agent reviews the draft, adds context where they want to, and sends. Weekly vendor reporting becomes a habit, not a project.

Will this replace our property managers?

No. The research on PM burnout is clear: the issue is operational rework, not headcount. Most PM automations redirect the hours PMs spend rebuilding inspection reports, re-keying maintenance requests, or correcting documentation errors into the client-facing work PMs actually chose the role for. Retention improves. Headcount doesn't drop.

What about AI-generated listing copy?

We don't use AI for listing descriptions that could overstate features (an Australian Consumer Law concern). We will deploy AI for document extraction (lease agreements, condition reports, landlord instructions) under review-first rules. Every extracted fact is flagged for the PM or agent before it lands anywhere client-facing.

We use a specific CRM but we're considering migrating, should we automate first?

Depends. If the migration is 3+ months away, automating your current CRM is often wasted effort. If migration is 12+ months away, automating current workflows in the current CRM usually pays back before migration forces a rebuild. We'll say so honestly at the scoping call, even if it means deferring the engagement.

Every engagement starts with the Audit.

Two weeks. $1,500 fixed. Credited against your first Build if you proceed.

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