Reggie hands you the day: what is due, who replied, which deals moved, and what he drafted while you were touring. Every conversation across email and text in one place — and nothing goes out without your approval.
Not a database you feed. A workspace that arrives with the work already done, up to the point where it needs you.
Every email and text with every tenant contact in one inbox, threaded by company so the history IS the account.
Everything Reggie wrote, in one place to approve, edit or skip. Nothing sends on its own — enforced server-side, not a setting.
Tenant-rep searches and agency deals on one board, with the commission math kept current as things move.
The follow-ups you owe and the ones Reggie created from a signal, ranked by what is most likely to move today.
Your Granola notes land on the company you actually met with — matched from your calendar, not filed by hand.
Expiry sweeps, nurture cadences and scheduled touches running on a schedule instead of on your memory.
Write a stalled deal off and it leaves your board and your numbers without being deleted. Revive it when it wakes up.
Purpose-built mobile screens — clear the approval queue between tours and work the queue with tap-to-call.
A tenant emails, then texts, then emails again. Most CRMs give you three records. Revr gives you the account — one thread, both channels, in order, and Reggie reads every reply as it lands.
Connect Granola and the notes from a meeting land as a note on the company you met with. Reggie reads your calendar to work out which meeting it was, so nothing gets filed under the wrong tenant.
Connect your email and calendar and Reggie has your book, your conversations and your day organised before you open the laptop.
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