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A working agent runs their business across a CRM, transaction management software, an e-signature tool, a forms library, a compliance tracker, document storage, a marketing tool, a home-valuation tool, and a pile of email and text threads. Nine subscriptions, nine logins. And none of them talk to each other. The same client gets re-typed into three systems; the deadline lives in one tool and the document that satisfies it in another.
The agent becomes the integration layer. Every evening, someone is reconciling by hand what the software should have known.
Brokers have it worse: compliance happens after the fact. Files get audited at month end, when the missing disclosure is a problem to explain instead of a checkbox to catch, and the broker's license is the one on the line.
Our bet is two-sided. First: the transaction should live in one system. When documents, deadlines, people, and messages share a record, compliance stops being an after-the-fact audit and becomes a gate the work simply passes through.
Second: the AI shouldn't be a chat window bolted on the side. EVE is built as an operating partner: it watches every transaction, notices what's missing, late, or waiting, prepares the action (a reply, a form, a client update) with its source cited, and you approve it, or let it run on Autopilot. When EVE isn't sure, it asks instead of guessing.
Everything below is live in Raven now. You can walk through all of it in a demo.
A transaction is one record holding the client, the documents, the milestones, the people, and the messages for that property, and it opens a Room, the shared space where the client, both agents, lender, and title stay current. Stage-gated compliance holds a stage change until the required items are actually in the file.
Upload a document and EVE classifies it onto the right checklist line. The forms library fills forms from the transaction's own data, and signature packets go out, and come back signed, without leaving the platform.
Contacts, leads, and pipeline in one book, with email, text, and calls unified into one thread per client, and linked to the transaction they're about. Context never lives in a separate inbox again.
A broker running review gets a live review queue, document versioning, and an append-only audit trail. A team at a national brand gets an advisory checklist. An independent agent gets a clean minimum. Same platform, governed differently.
A closed transaction gets sealed: documents, communications, and the audit trail snapshotted into tamper-evident, retention-managed storage whose integrity is re-verified on a schedule. Provable, not just stored.
A daily briefing of what needs you, drafted follow-ups waiting for your approval, "what am I forgetting" detection over your real conversations, and page-aware intel wherever you are in the app. One EVE, not a chat feature.
The live product: every transaction tracked across every stage. Click to enlarge.
Transaction work is state-specific: the forms, the disclosures, the compliance expectations. Rather than launch shallow everywhere, Raven opens market by market, with the document requirements and compliance packs tuned to how transactions actually run in each one.
Open in every US state: start a free trial today, and your MLS features turn on the day your MLS connects. And Raven is a flat subscription: we never take a percentage of your transactions or touch your commissions.