A transaction coordination platform with an AI contract auditor built in. Four disconnected tools replaced by one place where a property file is audited, calculated and communicated.
A transaction coordinator running real volume lives across a stack of tools that do not speak: one for documents, one for email, a spreadsheet for commissions, a calendar for deadlines. Forty tabs open, and the file still has to be audited by eye.
A fourteen-page Agreement of Sale has to be read line by line to catch a missing signature or an escrow option that does not add up. Miss one and the consequence is not a tidy error message, it is a deal in trouble.
Transaction Hub puts the whole file in one place and refuses to let it move forward while something is wrong.
Five tabs, Overview, Communication, Financials, Documents and Admin, replace endless scrolling. Every property variable is two clicks away.
OCR and rule-checking read full Agreements of Sale and CBC forms, flag missing signatures, validate escrow payout options and block a file from proceeding when something is wrong.
Deposit due, mortgage commitment and inspection reply dates calculated from the execution date, with weekend and holiday shift logic and system fallbacks.
A multi-account email hub via Google OAuth. Read, reply and send auto-populating templates without leaving the property.
Onboarding and auditing a packet. A zero-scroll workflow ended the forty-tab fatigue, and intro packets go out error-free in seconds.
Hard stops catch missing buyer signatures and unverified title details instantly, keeping buyers, sellers, lenders and title companies on identical milestones.
Commission splits, broker fees and escrow balances calculated centrally from one database, so every file reconciles before settlement.
Transaction Hub was built with The Transaction People, a high-volume transaction coordination business, and runs their operation today. Isolated tenant architecture lets the core engine evolve without downtime, and positions the platform to serve independent coordinators more widely.
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