Example client · 🏦 real-estate brokerage
How “Harbour Realty” runs on one portal.
A growing brokerage had leads in one CRM, listings in another tool, commissions in a spreadsheet, and a website nobody could update. Here's the same brokerage on one The Ship portal.
Before & after
😵 Before
- Leads scattered across inboxes and a clunky CRM
- Showings booked by text, feedback lost after the door closed
- Listings and numbers in separate tools that never matched
- Commissions worked out by hand each month
- Buyers using random online calculators, not the brokerage's
- A website only the web guy could touch
✅ After — one portal
- Every enquiry lands in one Lead Book pipeline
- A showings board — booked, confirmed, buyer feedback captured
- A brokerage hub with KPIs, listings and a commission calculator
- Branded property & mortgage calculators that capture leads
- Invoices for referral & commission income, tracked
- A website the office can edit themselves
Their module stack
Six modules, one login, all connected. Try each — they're live.
How it all connects
Nothing is re-typed. One action flows to the next.
A buyer runs the brokerage's mortgage calculator → the lead drops into the Lead Book → a showing gets booked (and its own follow-up lead) → the agent works it as a deal in BrokerFlow → a commission invoice goes out → and it all rolls up on the owner dashboard. One thread, no re-typing.
Build one like this.
Start from this exact stack — BrokerFlow, CRM, Showings, Calculators, Website and Invoicing — pre-loaded in the Builder. Tweak it for your brokerage.
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