Just Home
Just Home’s platform revolutionizes homeownership in Germany by streamlining the home search, financing, and ownership processes.
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Most document tools on the market do one or two of these well and treat the rest as an afterthought. We build the full set as one system, sized to how your team actually processes paperwork.
Contracts, lease agreements, closing packages, and KYC forms live in one searchable system instead of scattered across email threads, shared drives, and individual agents’ laptops.
Every edit, revision, and access event gets a timestamped log, so you can reconstruct exactly who touched a document and when a compliance question comes up.
Uploads get tagged automatically by property ID, client, and contract type the moment they land, so nobody spends an afternoon re-filing a backlog by hand.
DocuSign or Adobe Sign connects directly to the platform, with signature capture and consent logging built to satisfy ESIGN Act and UETA audit-trail requirements.
Agents, admins, and clients each see only the documents they’re cleared for, with permission changes tracked the same way document edits are.
Expiring leases, disclosures, and pending approvals surface on a schedule instead of depending on someone remembering a date on a spreadsheet.
Property records pulled from your MLS feed populate document metadata automatically, so a listing folder is already tagged and ready when the first contract lands.
Sync with Yardi, MRI, AppFolio, or QuickBooks means signed documents and payment records don’t have to be entered twice by different people.
Connections into Qualia or SoftPro keep closing packages moving between your team and the title company without re-uploading the same file three times.
Client-facing documents stay linked to the deal record, so a transaction coordinator can see contract status without switching tools mid-call.
Most firms are surprised by how much of their document workflow already runs through systems worth connecting to.
Get a Free AuditGeneric "AI-powered" claims on document tools usually mean template-based OCR from a few years ago. What's actually in production now is different, and it matters for anyone deciding whether a build is worth it.
The system reads multi-column leases and complex purchase agreements the way a person would, following the document’s actual structure instead of fixed page coordinates.
Vision-language-model-based extraction corrects for handwritten amendments, skewed scans, and inconsistent formats that older OCR consistently misses.
Low-confidence extractions get flagged for a quick human check instead of silently entering your system of record wrong. Full automation without a review layer is how bad data gets into a closing package.
Every extracted field links back to the exact page and line it came from, which is what an audit trail needs to hold up if a transaction is ever challenged.
New uploads get classified and routed by document type and deal stage automatically, cutting the manual sorting that eats a transaction coordinator’s morning.
A missing signature page or a document buried in the wrong inbox doesn’t just cost time. It stalls escrow, pushes back a closing date, and puts a transaction coordinator on the phone managing a client’s frustration instead of moving the next deal forward. That’s not a filing problem. It’s a revenue problem, and it compounds across every deal running through a team’s pipeline at once.
Chain of custody matters here too. When a title company or a lender asks who approved a document and when, “we’ll check the email thread” is not an answer that holds up. This gap shows up hardest in firms that already run property management software for everything else and still handle documents by habit instead of through a system.
Just Home’s platform revolutionizes homeownership in Germany by streamlining the home search, financing, and ownership processes.
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We start by mapping how documents actually move through your team today, not how the org chart says they should. That means sitting with agents, transaction coordinators, and admins to find where files stall, get duplicated, or get lost between handoffs, before any architecture decisions get made.
Every system your document platform needs to talk to, MLS feed, accounting software, title platform, CRM, gets mapped before development starts. This is where most off-the-shelf tools fall short, because they're built to stand alone rather than plug into a stack that already exists.
Development follows a Secure ADLC approach, with security controls embedded from the first sprint rather than added before launch. AI extraction models get tuned against your actual document types, lease formats, closing packages, and inspection reports instead of a generic training set.
Document uploads, access controls, and integrations get tested against real transaction scenarios, not synthetic test data. We verify e-signature capture meets ESIGN Act and UETA audit trail requirements before anything goes live.
Rollout happens in phases, so your team can adopt the system without a hard cutover mid-transaction. You get full source code ownership at delivery, along with documentation your internal team can actually work from.
Real estate transactions carry more compliance exposure than most teams price in until an audit or a disputed signature forces the question. We treat GDPR, CCPA, and SOC 2 controls as part of the architecture from day one, backed by data integration work that keeps document flows traceable end to end.
Talk to Our Compliance LeadNot every firm needs the same starting point. We size the engagement to what you're actually replacing.
Document management gets built as a module inside a platform you already run, not a separate login.
A dedicated system built around your document lifecycle, ready to connect to whatever you run alongside it.
Document management as one piece of a broader transaction platform spanning CRM, accounting, and title workflows.
Costs typically range from $12,000 for a focused add-on module to over $180,000 for a fully custom, enterprise-grade platform. Share your requirements and current stack for a realistic estimate.
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Read Article →Either works. Most firms migrate fully once the new system proves out, but we scope integration so both can run in parallel during transition.
We map your current document structure first and build a migration path that preserves version history and metadata, not just the files themselves.
Layout-aware, vision-model-based extraction handles most real estate document types reliably, with low-confidence fields flagged for human review rather than auto-accepted.
Yes. Full source code ownership transfers at delivery, with documentation your internal team can build on.
A focused add-on module typically ships in 8 to 12 weeks. A full standalone platform with deep MLS, accounting, and title integrations usually runs 4 to 6 months, scoped exactly during discovery.
We build the audit trail and access controls to meet ESIGN Act, UETA, and GDPR requirements, but your firm remains the data controller. We document the compliance boundary clearly during discovery.
Post-launch L1, L2, and L3 SLA support options are available, so issues get triaged and resolved without renegotiating a new contract each time.