Prepare and send the agreement
The client receives the agreement and can sign from a phone.
After signing, the client enters the CRM, their requirements are saved, existing properties are matched, and when a new matching property is published you get an alert.
With a separate signature service, you mainly end up with a signed document. You still need to go back to the CRM and continue the work separately.
In Nadlan One, the signature is part of the client workflow. The client is captured, requirements are saved, existing properties are matched, and work continues from the same place.
When a new property matching the client is published, the realtor gets an alert. The signature connects directly to the real estate CRM and the daily workflow.
Instead of ending as a document, the signature becomes the starting point for working with the client.
The client receives the agreement and can sign from a phone.
The signature is completed online and the agreement is stored in the system.
Client details and requirements become part of the workflow.
The system identifies existing properties that match the client requirements.
When a new matching property is published, the realtor gets an alert.
The client can sign from a phone. After signing, the client is captured, requirements are saved, and property matching begins.
After signing, the client is captured with requirements and continues into property matching, follow-up and the deal.
To the CRM for Agents Guide →See how conversations too can turn into leads, requirements, and matches within the same process.
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To the Real Estate Software Guide →Digital signature for agents lets you prepare an agreement, send it to the client for online signature, and continue the process within the brokerage system, without separating the agreement from client management.
Yes. Nadlan One's digital signature system lets the client sign easily and quickly, even from a mobile phone.
The system identifies the match and the realtor gets an alert. The realtor stays in control and decides how to proceed with the client.
After signing, the client enters the CRM, requirements are saved, existing matching properties are identified, and the realtor gets an alert when a new matching property is published.
Yes. The signature connects to the client card and CRM data, so work continues directly into property matching, follow-up and alerts.
On the Nadlan One website, the digital signature is presented as part of the system without a limit on agreements, in accordance with the relevant plan and terms of service.
When signing happens from the same system where clients and properties are managed, there's less switching between tools, less duplicate data entry, and a clearer workflow from first contact through ongoing follow-up.
See how a client signs, enters the CRM, gets property matches, and how you receive an alert when a new matching property is published.