Mobile device & app support
Setup and troubleshooting for the phones and laptops agents actually carry into showings — not just the machines plugged in back at the office.
Industries — Real Estate
Built for small and mid-size brokerages, independent agent teams, and property management offices — not a national franchise head office. Your agents are showing properties, meeting clients, and working off a phone or laptop more hours than they're sitting at a desk. Support that assumes otherwise doesn't actually help.
The reality of small brokerages
It's rarely a dedicated role. It's a broker or office manager who also handles compliance, payroll, and the front desk, taking a call from an agent locked out of their account on the way to a showing. Small problems get worked around instead of fixed, because nobody has the time to chase them properly. We're built to be the IT support your brokerage doesn't have on staff — reachable when something breaks in the field, proactive about what hasn't broken yet, and realistic about the fact that your team is busy closing deals, not triaging tickets.
Where agents actually work
Agents are in their cars, at open houses, meeting clients curbside — working off a phone or laptop far more often than a desktop plugged in at the office. Support has to meet them there.
Setup and troubleshooting for the phones and laptops agents actually carry into showings — not just the machines plugged in back at the office.
Access set up so an agent working from a car or a coffee shop isn't one lost laptop away from exposing a client's financial details.
Help when a hotspot drops mid-showing or a listing photo won't upload from the field — not a "have you tried rebooting" reply that arrives after the open house is over.
The tools that can't go down
Your MLS, your transaction management platform, and your e-signature workflow are where the actual work of a deal happens. We treat access issues on those systems with the urgency they deserve, not as a ticket behind everyone else's printer problem.
Who you're actually emailing
"Change of bank details" wire fraud around closing is a well-documented, well-known pattern in real estate — a scammer inserts fake wiring instructions into the conversation at the exact moment money is about to move. It preys on how the business already works: high email volume, and a long list of outside parties in the loop — clients, lenders, title and escrow companies, inspectors — any of whom might plausibly send an update. We build defenses around that reality instead of hoping no one falls for it.
The one rule worth repeating to every client and every agent: never change or confirm wiring instructions based on an email alone. Call a known, verified phone number — one you looked up yourself, not one in the email — before any money moves. It's a simple habit, and it's the single most effective defense against this exact scam.
Contracts, disclosures, and everything in between
Purchase agreements, disclosures, and client financial details move through your systems constantly. This isn't a regulated industry the way healthcare or legal is, but that's exactly why it's worth treating as good practice rather than an afterthought.
Contracts and disclosures stored and shared through systems built for sensitive documents, not scattered across whatever email thread the conversation started in.
The right agents and staff see the right files — and when someone leaves the brokerage, their access gets cut the same day, every time.
A clear record of which version of a disclosure went out and when, so an honest question later has an honest answer.
Tell us about your team — agent count, what you run transactions through, and what's been breaking. We'll take it from there.