Tech for real estate and property businesses

Yes, that's the normal case rather than the awkward one. Support is remote first, so an agent stuck in a car before an open home gets a person on the phone in about 25 minutes, and inside the hour when it's stopping them working. Phones, laptops and tablets are all covered, not just the machines that sit in the office.

It is if nothing separates the company's data from their personal life, which is usually the situation we find. The fix isn't taking their phone off them. It's putting the company's email, files and client data into a managed space on the device, so it's protected, and so it can be removed cleanly when the agent leaves without touching their photos. That last part matters more than people expect, because agents move agencies.

It means the evidence exists without anyone assembling it. Verification documents come in through one channel, get checked, and sit against the client record with a timestamp and a name attached. Access is limited to the people who need it. We don't advise on your AML programme, that's your compliance adviser's job, but we make sure the systems support what your programme says you do.

Layers, and one rule. The technical layers are MFA on every account, monitoring that spots a login from somewhere odd, and external email warnings so a spoofed address is visible. The rule is that bank details are never accepted or changed on the strength of an email, and are always confirmed by voice on a number you already had. The technology gives you the chance to catch it, the rule is what actually catches it.

It will if you let it write the final copy, which is why we don't build it that way. It drafts from the property's actual details and your agency's voice, and an agent edits before anything goes out. Used properly it removes the blank page and the schedule admin, not the judgement about how a property should be presented. If it starts sounding generic, that's a sign it's being used as a publisher rather than a first draft.

Managed IT is a fixed monthly fee per person covering helpdesk, monitoring, maintenance, backups and the security baseline. Automation is quoted per build against a fixed scope. What it comes to depends on agent numbers, devices, offices and how much of your stack needs connecting, so any number on a website would be made up. The review costs nothing and you'll have real pricing before you decide anything.