You open the file when you get hired. Beverly reads the executed contract and proposes what it found, and you confirm it.
In testingBuilt, and running in our own testing environment. It is switched off for customer accounts, so you cannot use it yet. The Transaction Assistant is built and runs against real contracts in our own testing environment. It is switched off for customer accounts, so you cannot use it today. It is on this site because it is close, not because it is available.
The worst hour of any deal is the one after the contract is executed, spent typing what the contract already says into somewhere else. Beverly reads the contract instead. What Beverly does not do is decide anything on your behalf: every fact comes back as a proposal with the clause it came from.
You open the file. Ask Beverly to start one in the conversation, open it from the transactions screen, or turn an offer you already had reviewed into a file.
You put the contract in. Drag it in or attach it to the conversation. Digital contracts are read straight through. A scan or a photo is read with character recognition.
Beverly proposes what it found. Property, price, parties, escrow and title, and every date the contract creates. Each one shows the clause it came from, so you are checking a citation rather than trusting a number.
You confirm or correct. Confirming a key date is what builds the ladder of dates that hang off it. Nothing is written into the file until you say so.
What confirming actually changesConfirming a fact records it and, for a key date, builds the dates that depend on it. It does not silently rewrite your parties, your price or your close date. Those are yours to enter, and we would rather you typed six fields than discovered a wrong one at closing.
Walkthrough coming
A contract goes in and a working file comes out
Every proposed date traced back to the paragraph that created it, and rejected as easily as accepted. Planned length: 2 minutes. We would rather leave the space marked than fill it with something staged, so this is a slot and not a video yet.