Ryan Fitzgerald, owner of Raleigh Realty, told REALTOR® News that when an agent asked about reporting, he described the problem to Claude Cowork, had an internal deal-tracking and reporting dashboard in under an hour, and sent the dashboard to the whole team; he estimates Claude saves him 20 hours a week.
Texas broker-owner Eric Bramlett of Bramlett Partners told REALTOR® News that with Claude Opus and five developers he built a brokerage management platform in about 100 hours over three months, with one dashboard of 17 AI agents that each handle a task such as monitoring emails or phone calls or checking compliance.
A former eXp Realty agent writing the AI for Real Estate newsletter built a free eXp Agent Onboarding Coach skill that turns an AI assistant into a staged first-week plan covering which eXp tools to log into first, which training to watch, what to verify with the broker, and what to prepare before a first transaction.
Las Vegas brokerage Scofield Group launched SG Basecamp, an in-house platform combining a LearnDash learning management system, a five-day orientation with the managing broker, an AI-powered policy assistant, and integrations with Follow Up Boss, Zillow, Ylopo, SISU, and Dotloop to get new agents producing in week one.
JBGoodwin REALTORS, a Texas brokerage with more than 900 agents, used Zapier workflows and Zapier Agents to parse Indeed applications, create HubSpot contacts, and enrich applicant profiles, and reported a 37% increase in recruiting and a 20-25% reduction in recruiter manual work.