Give your agents the tool clients keep.
The brokerage that wins listings is the one whose agents look most prepared. Fixed turns every inspection into a branded priority report, and gives you the visibility to see which agents are actually using it.
Your agents look as prepared as their tools.
A buyer hires the agent who looks like they know what they're doing. The inspection report comes back at sixty pages. Your agent forwards it to the buyer with a three-line email. The buyer reads two pages, gets overwhelmed, calls a friend. The negotiation drifts. Your agent loses the listing on the next house because the buyer's confidence is gone.
Meanwhile the firm down the street hands their buyers a single-page priority report — the agent's name on the cover, the issues that matter ranked by severity, local contractors next to each one. The buyer feels handled. The agent looks competent. The brokerage looks like the operation that gives its people better tools.
That's the difference between winning and not winning, and you can't fix it with another sales training session.
One page. Branded. Done before the drive home.
Your agent uploads the inspector's PDF. Fixed reads it, ranks the issues by severity, and produces a one-page report — your brokerage on the cover, your agent's name and photo, the buyer's address, and the items that actually matter. Every issue paired with a local contractor the buyer can call.
The agent emails it to the buyer the same afternoon. The buyer reads the whole thing. The conversation about the house stays a conversation, not a panic.
Same engine your individual agents already use at usefixed.app/signup/realtor — but funded by the brokerage, branded for the brokerage, and visible to the brokerage.
The roster. The activity. The dormant seats.
You see who's using the tool and who isn't. Power users at the top of the roster, generating reports every week. Mid-tier agents using it steadily. Light users who could use a nudge. And the dormant seats — agents who joined the roster and never logged in.
Those dormant seats are the conversation you couldn't have before. You were paying for them, but you didn't know they weren't using anything. Now you do, and you can decide what to do about it before you write the next check.
The agent relationship stays the agent relationship. What clients say to the AI stays between them and the AI. You see what the brokerage needs to see — who's generating value, who's drifting, who needs a check-in.
A real roster. Real activity. Real dormancy.
The demo below is a sample brokerage — Valley Realty Co., a fictional 20-agent shop we built to show what the dashboard looks like at scale. Three power users, eight mid-tier, six light, and three dormant seats sitting there earning nothing. Open it, see what your roster could look like, then we'll talk.