Sunday's showings should not become Monday's data entry.

Nine showings, four follow-ups promised, a 9pm text about the inspection, and a CRM that saw none of it. Cruma files the weekend, drafts the follow-ups, and keeps every deal warm while you are in the next house.

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The weekend, before and after.

Left: the Sunday you know. Right: the same Sunday with a crew filing behind you.

Buyer, 9:04pm"Any word from the inspector?"

CRM32 contacts untouched since Friday

You, Sunday"will log the showing feedback tomorrow"

Offer_v3_countered_FINAL.pdfwhich version went out?

Sunday night, today. Nine showings of promises, one phone to keep them on.

Monday · 7:04am

The weekend is filed. Two things want your eyes before nine.

Nine follow-ups drafted, one per showing

The CRM caught itself up from the threads

Inspection confirmed, both sides told

Staged 6:58 · nothing sends without you

Monday, with a crew. Filed, and warm.

A project per transaction, from listing to keys.

The rooms-and-projects model

Durable functions get rooms. Each deal gets a project with its own timeline, documents, and next step, so nothing lives only in your texts.

A two-agent team's workspace Illustrative setup

ListingsBuyersMarketingBack Office

Transactions a project per deal

112 Alder Laneinspection Wednesday, 9am

Under contract

The Garner purchasecounter expected today

Offer out

48 Copeland Courtcommission invoice staged

Closed

The deal board Every transaction knows its own next step.

Offers, price talk, and anything a client or another agent will read hold for your eyes first. Fast is good. On the record is better.

The sign-off flow

Every deal, warm.

Follow-ups drafted before you wake
The CRM keeps itself honest
Closings roll straight into invoices

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