Your real estate business
doesn't fit in a CRM.
Intake, legal title, mandate, listings, buyer demand, visits, offers, documents, closing, and commissions in the same operational context.
Corretor360
From property to commission — without rebuilding the deal across spreadsheets, WhatsApp, and disconnected tools.A sale is a chain of facts, responsibilities, and financial settlement.
Traditional CRMs only track contacts and leads. Corretor360 governs the entire operational case.
Residencial Aurora
Residential sale · Joinville · Exclusive mandate
The property enters with verified origin, authority, and commercial terms.
More than just a property catalog. Every listing originates tied to legal titleholders, brokerage authorization, term limits, and sales conditions.
Ana remains Ana across all of them.
Today she may be buying a home; in another deal, selling; she may also lease, represent a condominium association, or invest through a corporate holding. Corretor360 keeps each deal isolated without losing the participant's historical graph.
After the offer is accepted, the real operation begins.
Agreed terms must translate into concrete tasks, verified certificates, notary sign-offs, escrow milestones, and possession transfer.
A closed sale isn't money in your pocket yet.
Corretor360 tracks the exact gross volume generated, co-broker splits, deal expenses, adjustments, funds already received, and remaining disbursements.
Every participant and system interacts with a clear role.
Corretor360 doesn't need to replace every tool on day one; it preserves the operational context connecting people, platforms, and transaction stages.
Instead of asking “where is it?”, brokers see what demands immediate attention.
Actionable alerts derived directly from the transaction graph.
Less manual reconstruction.
More execution in the right context.
same customer duplicated in multiple tools
final proposal lost in email threads
certificates tracked by memory
commission calculated after closing
co-broker split negotiated off-the-record
the same individual connected to multiple transactions
versions, conditions, and decisions bound to the deal
blockers, assignees, and deadlines transparent
commission, expenses, collections, and payouts inside the transaction
auditable operational history