A seller calls or texts
Voice or SMS answers from the front line and starts the contact memory with the actual conversation.
Conversation + contactThe clearest way to understand GetsYou is to watch one seller conversation become contact memory, property intelligence, a human-approved offer, and an execution plan.
Conversation → shared context → human decision → executed deal
Incoming seller
“I need to sell this one quickly.”Each stage adds context to the same deal. Specialists join when needed, leave their output in the right workspace, and hand off without a separate recap.
Voice or SMS answers from the front line and starts the contact memory with the actual conversation.
Conversation + contactMotivation, timeline, condition, property details, tasks, and next action are attached while the conversation is still fresh.
Shared seller memoryThe property becomes the place where specialists see the same facts, evidence, and seller history.
Property command centerThe investor enters verified ARV and repair inputs. GetsYou Intelligence compares deal paths. Negotiation prepares offer options and rationale.
Decision packetWeak evidence, price, terms, and external commitments rise to the operator instead of being buried in automation.
Needs youGetsYou Sign and GetsYou Transactions carry the approved context into signature-ready files, owners, milestones, and deadlines.
Closing planBuyer work starts from the approved property and deal context, not a hand-built recap in a different tool.
Buyer workflowCopilot and the management layer surface stalls, exceptions, and decisions while routine handoffs keep moving.
Focused attentionThe operator should never have to guess whether the system is acting, waiting, uncertain, or finished.
A specialist is actively preparing the next output.
The flow reached a decision that requires human judgment.
The evidence is incomplete, conflicting, or below the confidence threshold.
The output is complete and available to the next part of the deal.
The system is designed to make decisions easier to see and better informed—not to hide consequential actions inside a black box.
Research, summaries, follow-up plans, comparisons, offer options, documents, tasks, and recommended next actions.
Price, terms, exceptions, weak evidence, external commitments, and any action your approval rules reserve for a person.
Who produced the output, what evidence it used, what changed, what was approved, and what is accountable next.
Use your workflow—not a canned demo
We’ll map your seller flow, approval rules, and current handoffs, then show exactly where the operating system would join and where it would stop for you.