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Real Estate Virtual Demo Day: Propertybase

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Propertybase

Propertybase Back Office, formerly known as BackAgent, combines real estate transaction management, compliance, and brokerage intranet into a single platform for streamlined productivity. The software is designed to empower brokerages to go paperless, digitalize an agent’s processes, improve collaboration for everyone involved and reduce brokerage liability.

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Over the past two years, Propertybase Back Office has powered more than 650,000 real estate transactions.

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Our compliance-driven transaction workflows not only increase agent productivity but also reduce your brokerage’s liability risk.

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Propertybase Back Office can operate as standalone brokerage software or integrate with other Propertybase tools such as Propertybase GO and Propertybase Salesforce Edition.

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