Your clients are going to use AI, make sure they use it with you.

Instead of pasting disclosures into a generic chatbot, buyers can simply ask Doc (our proprietary AI assistant) right inside your packet. Doc answers from the documents, and you see who’s reading, and for how long.

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Doc answering “Was the furnace serviced in the last year?”: the documents don’t say, and pages 8 and 20 of the home inspection describe the furnace’s condition.

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Both sides, on the same page.

When sellers and buyers understand the disclosures early, questions get answered before the offer, not in escrow. That’s how you get cleaner offers and a faster close.

Review the packet with your client.

On the listing side, Doc flags items for review, like a missing signature, or you flag anything your client should take a look at. When buyers’ agents access the packet, they can do the same for their clients.

Doc’s rows to check under the packet’s documents, such as “The seller’s signature is missing on page 1.” under FIRPTA - 1 and FIRPTA - 2.
Page 20 of a home inspection, with the line “The heat exchanger is rusted, streaked and worn where visible from the exterior.” flagged in yellow.
The flag in the Comments panel: “You flagged this · Page 20”, the quoted line about the rusted heat exchanger, and the note “Can you find the furnace service records? Buyers will ask about this.”

Share it with every buyer.

Buyers and their agents open the packet from one link, review every document, and ask Doc about it. Activity shows you who’s opened it and how much each has read in Docuview.

Activity for a packet: “9 people on 7 teams have opened the packet.” It shows 3 viewing now, 9 who opened it, 7 who read a document, 4 who downloaded and 0 offers, and notes that 44% of viewers downloaded a document.
Engagement for 7 teams, from very high with 25 interactions to moderate with 1, and how much of the packet each has reviewed in Docuview, from 92% to none.

Offers arrive with the terms laid out clearly.

Buyers’ agents upload their offer documents and Doc extracts the terms. You and your seller see every offer in one place. Each buyer sees only their own.

Terms Doc read from one offer: a $515,000 price, a $25,000 deposit, loan, appraisal and inspection contingencies, and close of escrow on Nov 13.

Docuview does one thing.

And we do it well. We built a product to make it easier to prepare, share, and review home disclosure documents. That’s it.

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You can tell a well-run listing by its packet.

Your first packet is free. After that, Docuview Pro is $40 a month. Everyone you invite to review a packet is free.

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