Documents are read rather than just stored. Email you bring in is matched to the right file, and Beverly refuses to guess.
A transaction is mostly documents arriving out of order from people who did not tell you they were sending them. Beverly's job is to read them, work out which deal they belong to, and pull out what changed.
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Reads it | Digital PDFs and text straight through, scans and photos by character recognition. |
| Works out what it is | Purchase agreement, addendum, disclosure, inspection report, proof of funds, earnest money confirmation, a signature page, or something about a different deal entirely. |
| Proposes the facts | The dates, names and figures it found, each for you to confirm or reject. |
| Files it | Against the transaction, with the rest of the file. |
One document gets read further than the rest, because one document is what the whole repair conversation runs on. On a Texas promulgated inspection report, Beverly reads the form's own section grid and puts it on the file: who inspected it and under which licence, when, who they inspected it for, the address printed on the report itself, every section the inspector marked deficient, and every section they did not inspect at all.
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