Intake work gets done.
Purchase agreements, addendums, and disclosures are read like coordinator intake work, then turned into the transaction file.
CloudCoord replaces the coordinator seat with an AI employee that reads agreements, extracts deadlines, audits documents, drafts follow-ups, and routes the next action for approval at about one-tenth the monthly cost.
CloudCoord
Synthetic product preview
Transaction command center
Review queue
Inspection response
Agent reviewDemo closing file
Financing reminder
Due in 2 daysDemo financing file
Missing initials
Finding openSynthetic addendum
Draft prepared
Repair language received. Draft asks counsel to confirm next step before any client-facing update.
Draft waitingCompliance finding
Page 8 contains the updated inspection clause. Initials are absent on the uploaded addendum.
Finding openCoordinator replacement
The work of a TC seat, run as software
About one-tenth cost
Built around the economics of replacing payroll
Agent approval
Sensitive messages still wait for human judgment
Team ready
One AI coordinator model for solo agents and teams
The AI employee
See the value before login: documents read, deadlines tracked, drafts prepared, and exceptions routed like a coordinator is already on the file.
Purchase agreements, addendums, and disclosures are read like coordinator intake work, then turned into the transaction file.
Inspection, financing, appraisal, EMD, closing, and custom contingency dates stay in motion without a human checklist.
Attorney, lender, co-broker, and client logistics drafts are written for review so the next move is ready, not merely tracked.
Missing signatures, ambiguous instructions, and high-stakes problems surface where an experienced coordinator would escalate them.
How work moves
CloudCoord is not software for a coordinator to update. It is the coordinator workflow itself, turning incoming transaction material into work ready for review.
Start with a PDF, email attachment, or addendum. The coordinator work begins with extraction, not manual setup.
Dates, parties, contact roles, deposits, and closing details become structured fields the team can inspect.
Deadlines, missing documents, draft messages, and compliance findings land in prioritized queues without hiring another coordinator.
Agents stay in control of judgment calls: review, edit, approve, send, or resolve before anything sensitive goes out.
Typical closing moments
CloudCoord is built around closing-specific rules: agents own substantive outreach, clients receive logistics and milestones, and sensitive updates go to the right audience.
The document is filed to the right transaction, repair items are kept away from lenders, and agent review is required.
The timeline keeps the deposit visible until supporting evidence arrives or the file is marked resolved.
CloudCoord drafts the response context for the agent without sending problem-related updates to clients.
A compliance finding is queued with the document reference, status, and suggested next action.
Built for sensitive files
Replacing a coordinator role only works if access, approvals, and routing are visible. CloudCoord keeps the automation powerful without removing human judgment from sensitive decisions.
Every agent and team works inside row-level data boundaries, with role-based access for the people reviewing the AI employee's work.
Drafts are reviewed before sending, and routing rules protect clients, lenders, agents, and sensitive transaction decisions.
Significant file actions belong in the activity trail: uploads, edits, findings, drafts, sends, and resolutions.
Pricing
A traditional coordinator can cost thousands per month. CloudCoord starts at $149 for solo agents and $499 for teams, with hands-on onboarding so the AI employee matches your file volume and handoff patterns.
For agents who want the coordinator role covered without hiring one.
For small teams replacing a shared coordinator seat for up to 10 agents.
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