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Kylon use case · Real estate teams

Every listing, from first call to closing day.

Leads, pricing, the listing, showings, offers and closing, in one Room with your team. An agent reads your calendar, inbox and MLS exports, builds the CMA and drafts the remarks and emails. Nothing reaches a client, a lender or the MLS until the agent on that deal says ok.

The tools you have open today
An MLS listing input with a fair housing phrase struck out, Follow Up Boss new leads and a dotloop deadline list, each with a Kylon result underneath

Harbor Lane Realty, Maple Bay, its people, addresses and numbers are made up for the film. Product names and logos belong to their owners.

Step by step

One listing, from the first call to the first check-in.

The same Room as the film. Each step opens a tab of the team's own Kylon App, laid out like the tool it replaces.

  1. 01Leads

    Answer the seller first

    Today
    Web, Zillow and sign-call leads land in Follow Up Boss, and the callback happens hours later.
    In Kylon
    JuniperTeam opsA new seller lead comes in from the website at 7:42 AM. Juniper drafts the reply to Ellen Garrity with two listing appointment times from Dana's Google Calendar and tags two buyer leads for Marcus.
    Who decides
    DanaDana sends the reply. The appointment is Wed, Nov 18 at 4 PM.
    Leads tab of the Harbor Lane Hub App: three new leads, the 418 Larkspur Lane property card and two appointment times from Dana's calendar
  2. 02Pricing

    Set the list price

    Today
    Comps pulled from the MLS into Cloud CMA or RPR and adjusted by hand.
    In Kylon
    JuniperTeam opsDana drops in the comps export from the MLS. Juniper builds the CMA from 5 sold comps, adjusted $672K to $701K, average $371 per sq ft, and suggests $689,000.
    Who decides
    DanaDana sets the price at $689,000 with Ellen.
    Pricing tab: the subject property, five sold comps with adjusted prices and a suggested list price of $689,000
  3. 03Listing

    Write the listing

    Today
    Remarks typed into the MLS input form, with the broker checking them for Fair Housing.
    In Kylon
    JuniperTeam opsJuniper drafts the public remarks, 12 of 14 photos and the floor plan. Dana asks to take out "perfect for young families", and Juniper saves it as a listing rule: describe the home, not who should live there.
    Who decides
    DanaDana approves the copy and pastes it into the MLS herself.
    Listing tab: photo gallery, floor plan, MLS# 26-41807 and the public remarks with the Fair Housing fix
  4. 04Showings

    Run the showings

    Today
    The showing service confirms showings, and the open house flyer is made in Canva.
    In Kylon
    JuniperTeam opsMarcus drops in the showing requests export. Juniper puts 9 weekend showings on Dana's calendar, collects 6 feedback forms and drafts the open house flyer with the listing rule applied.
    Who decides
    DanaDana prints the flyer and hosts the open house on Sat, Dec 5, 1 to 3 PM.
    Showings tab: 9 showings, price opinion and buyer interest from feedback, and the open house flyer
  5. 05Offers

    Compare the offers

    Today
    Offer PDFs arrive by email, go into a comparison spreadsheet, then a call with the seller.
    In Kylon
    JuniperTeam opsJuniper reads 3 offers from Gmail into one comparison: A $705,000 conventional, B $712,000 FHA, C $698,000 cash. It drafts the recap to Ellen from Dana's Gmail.
    Who decides
    DanaDana sends the recap. Ellen decides with Dana.
    Offers tab: three offers side by side with price, financing, earnest money, contingencies and close date
  6. 06Closing

    Get to closing day

    Today
    The transaction coordinator tracks deadlines in dotloop or SkySlope and chases the lender, HOA and title.
    In Kylon
    JuniperTeam opsPriya drops in the dotloop checklist export after Offer A is signed. Juniper tracks every date to close on Tue, Jan 12 and drafts two chase emails for the missing loan and HOA docs.
    Who decides
    PriyaPriya sends both emails. Ellen and the buyers sign in dotloop.
    Closing tab: key dates and contingencies for Offer A, two missing documents and the signatures
  7. 07After close

    Stay in touch

    Today
    Past clients sit in a smart list until the next holiday email.
    In Kylon
    JuniperTeam opsThe sale closes at $705,000, 102.3% of list. Juniper moves Ellen to past clients and drafts her first check-in for Mon, Apr 12.
    Who decides
    DanaDana sends each touch herself.
    Past clients tab: the SOLD card for 418 Larkspur Lane and Ellen's first check-in draft
What it works with

Your calendar, your inbox, your listing data.

Your agent works through the accounts you connect and the exports you already pull. You still publish in the MLS and sign in dotloop yourselves.

Connection
Gmail

Offers, client emails and chase emails to lenders and the HOA. Every draft waits for someone to press Send.

Connection
Google Calendar

Open times for listing appointments, and weekend showings put on the listing agent's calendar.

Export
MLS

The sold comps export for the CMA. Your agents publish the listing in the MLS themselves.

Export
ShowingTime

The showing requests export, for the showing count and buyer feedback.

Export
dotloop

The checklist export for deadlines and documents. People sign in dotloop.

Export
Follow Up Boss

Your lead list. The Leads tab is laid out like the lead profile your agents know.

Your workspace
Your team

Dana sends client emails and approves pricing and listing copy, Marcus brings in the showing requests, and Priya sends every closing email.

Set it up

Start with this week's leads.

  1. 1Make a Room for your listingsInvite your agents and your transaction coordinator.
  2. 2Connect what you useGmail and Google Calendar from Connections. Drop in your MLS comps, showing and dotloop exports as files.
  3. 3Hand over your first leadAsk for a reply with two appointment times. Your agent drafts it in the Room and waits for you to send it.
Set-up prompt

Run every listing from one Room.

Start free, connect Gmail and Google Calendar, and let an agent draft your first lead reply. Nothing goes out until your team says ok.