Active Offers
Everything live on the listing, side by side.
Accepted Offers
The fulfillment timeline and a seller transaction open together.
Offer History
Price and terms compared across every offer the listing took.
A property workspace that works with all of your operational data inside Calisto Pro. Showings, offers, broker approval, contracts and syndication all attach to the property they concern. Your client watches the same record from their own portal.
Showings, offers, contracts, and documents attached to the property they belong to. One record, two views.
Items waiting on your decision, at the top of the home screen. Expiring offers, unanswered showing requests, listings stalled before launch.
Submissions sitting with the broker, counted live. The number turns to a warning while anything is waiting.
Every showing and open house on the calendar for today, in order, with the listing and the agent on each row.
Five figures across the top: active listings, under contract, showings today, pending offers, and average days on market.
Where every listing sits in the lifecycle, from pre-market preparation through under contract and closed.
The running log of what changed across the portfolio: new offers, status moves, feedback filed, documents signed.
Inspection, financing, and closing dates coming due across open transactions, so nothing lapses unnoticed.
The companion tools active on this account, each with its own live count. Inactive ones stay visible as an invitation.
Work your listings as cards or as a table, filtered by status pill and sorted on any column, or plotted by address on a map.
Every active listing under a KPI band. Filter by price range, property type, and agent, then sort any column.
Cluster and zoom the portfolio by address. Click a pin to open the listing workspace.
Pre-market listings on a four-stage pipeline: preparation, photography, review, and ready to launch. Advance a listing one stage at a time toward go-live.
Sold, withdrawn, expired, and leased listings. Full history preserved with original photos, pricing, and showing data. Reactivate when needed.
Each listing opens to a ten-tab workspace: Details, Photos, Pricing, Showings, Communication, Offers, Distribution, Transaction, Documents, and Timeline. Every tab stays visible.
Structured property fields: bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, lot size, year built, HOA, taxes, features, and description. MLS-aligned field set.
Run the for-sale lifecycle under Real Estate, or short-stay and rental properties under Stays. Pick one and the labels across every screen follow it. Both write the same property catalog, so nothing is entered twice.
The for-sale lifecycle in real-estate language: listings, showings, offers, CMA, pricing, and syndication. Seven configuration sections of its own.
The kinds of listing you take: for-sale, for-lease, and whatever else your market runs on.
Multi-unit projects held as one development with its own unit inventory underneath.
Notice windows, allowed hours, and who has to confirm before a showing is booked.
The reusable shape of an open house: time window, sign-in fields, and follow-up.
The disclosure set that attaches to a listing, so the same paperwork rides every deal.
The commission shapes your office uses, defined once and applied per listing.
Which boards and consumer portals this business publishes to, and under what rules.
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tab workspace per listing
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business types: real estate and stays
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stage fulfillment timeline
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report types: production, pipeline, commission and activity
See every confirmed and pending showing across your listings by day, week, or month.
Your team accepts, reschedules and debriefs every showing between properties. The buyer or seller who asked for one follows the same record from a public listing page and a self-service portal, right through to closing.
Compare every live offer across your listings, then accept, counter, escalate, or decline.
Amount, financing type, contingencies, earnest money and expiry, side by side across the listing rather than one email at a time.
Inspection, financing and closing dates are on the record before anyone chases them.
Received, reviewing, countered, accepted, rejected, withdrawn and expired.
Every offer stays under the listing with its price and terms, whatever became of it.
Everything live on the listing, side by side.
The fulfillment timeline and a seller transaction open together.
Price and terms compared across every offer the listing took.
Accept an offer and a fulfillment order and a seller transaction open together, both tracked on the offer. Expand it to a six-stage timeline: received, document staging, showing, under contract, closing, closed. Cleared stages carry a checkmark and the time they cleared.
Track fulfillment order handoffs and stage transitions in real time without leaving Listings.
Brokers work a queue of listing agreements and executed contracts. Agents submit a coming-soon listing or an accepted offer for sign-off, and the gates decide what needs one. Every outcome is kept, and license and certification status sits one click away.
Signed documents awaiting broker review with a live pending count.
Listing Agreement and Executed Contract gates route each submission to the reviewer.
Approve, reject, or request changes through the approval engine.
Agents submit a coming-soon listing or an accepted offer for broker sign-off.
Gate-aware, so the action appears only when something is submittable.
Veteran agents can auto-approve when the account allows it.
Every past review with its outcome.
Filter by Approved, Rejected, or Cancelled and by gate type.
A complete audit trail of what cleared and when.
The broker's view of every agent's license, continuing-education, and certification status.
No separate system, no extra setup.
What a property is worth, what the area is doing, and where the listing is showing up.
Comparative market analysis builder.
Market price trends by area, property type, and time period.
Listing syndication status across connected channels: MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, and brokerage site.
Prices and the places they go, managed in one screen.
The figures per agent, per office, over the period you choose.
Per agent: listings won, sold, average days on market, list-to-sale ratio, sell-through rate, and volume. Pick a period and compare it against the team average and the period before.
Per office: listings, active, sold, agent count, average days on market, and volume. Agents rank by volume inside the office, numbered from one.
Four report types: Production, Pipeline, Commission, and Activity. Columns and KPI cards update per type; the Commission report runs on gross commission income. Export any report to CSV or PDF.
3 of these 6 connections are in your plan today. The rest stay visible so you know the instrument is there before you need it.
A listing that can be reserved reads and writes the shared reservation model rather than its own.
What is available is the stock count the rest of the account keeps.
The selected purview scopes which listings exist and what they are allowed to say.
An enquiry becomes a record on the pipeline attached to the listing it came from.
A listing published to an outside channel stays one record here, however many places it appears.
Photography and artwork come from Studio and are used, not re-uploaded.
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As an approval gate on the listing itself. Something that needs sign-off cannot proceed without it, and the approval is recorded rather than remembered.
Yes, with media, status and the client they belong to. Historic showings and offers usually come across as records rather than as live workflow.
It is part of Core. The pricing section on this page reads the live catalogue and is the authority. There are no per-listing or per-agent fees.
The account does, which is the point when agents move. Everything exports in standard formats.