Start with the work that matters
Open Today to see the morning brief, overdue and due work, the next appointment, cadet handoffs, and warm sellers missing a next action.
Start with the highest leverage work

Chase helps lead agents prepare for appointments, keep seller opportunities warm, assign follow-ups to cadets, and turn daily activity into more listings.
Built for agents whose day starts with appointments, appraisals, and seller follow-up.
Today
Monday, May 4 · Australia/Perth
Primary focus
Confirm price range after yesterday's appraisal.
Property
14 Garden Street
Next move
Call before 11:00 AM
9:30
Appraisal walkthrough
Vendor wants a decision path before Friday.
2:15
Listing presentation
Bring comparable sales and last note.
Confirm listing decision
Book price review
Send appraisal range
Daily workflow
Chase identifies what matters, surfaces the right product view, and keeps each seller moving through a simple workflow.
Open Today to see the morning brief, overdue and due work, the next appointment, cadet handoffs, and warm sellers missing a next action.
Start with the highest leverage work
Use the agenda to see Chase appointments, scheduled follow-ups, calendar blocks, and selected item context without bouncing between pages.
Open the right item before the next meeting
Chase brings seller context, property details, appraisal history, recent notes, and suggested prep into the appointment before the agent walks in.
Review the seller and property brief
Log the result while the context is fresh, capture notes, and schedule the follow-up that keeps the opportunity alive.
Schedule the next move
Spot warm sellers with no next action, review cadet handoffs, and keep owners accountable for every listing opportunity.
Close the coverage gaps
The Today page turns appointments, follow-ups, prep work, and cadet activity into one command centre. It is built for agents who run their day from the calendar, but make money from the follow-through.
No appointments today? Chase surfaces overdue seller follow-ups and warm leads instead.
Open time recovered
Use the quiet morning to recover seller leads most likely to become listings.
Call vendor after appraisal
Sarah Mitchell
Check if buyer match changes seller timing
Dev Patel
Review notes before 2:15 listing presentation
Anna Lee
An appraisal should create momentum. Chase treats every appointment outcome as the start of the next seller follow-up path, so listing opportunities stay warm after the agent leaves the kitchen table.
Seller opportunity path
Appraisal to follow-up to listing conversation
Before the appraisal
See the property, lead temperature, previous calls, and likely motivation before the appointment starts.
After the appraisal
Turn the outcome into a visible follow-up path, not a note buried in the timeline.
Before the listing decision
Chase keeps the decision call, price-range check, or nurture step in the daily queue.
Cadet chase work
Assigned follow-ups with lead-agent visibility
Call warm seller list
3 due before lunch
Confirm appraisal notes
2 ready for review
Buyer match checks
1 seller opportunity flagged
Lead agents stay focused on appointments, listing conversations, and seller opportunities. Cadets can handle calls and assigned follow-ups, while Chase keeps the pipeline visible to the person responsible for winning the listing.
The senior agent keeps ownership of the seller opportunity and sees what is moving.
Junior team members can work calls and follow-ups without turning Chase into a generic task manager.
No fake dashboards, no vanity metrics, and no claims Chase cannot prove. Just the operational outcomes that matter when agents are chasing listings every day.
Overdue seller work is surfaced in the day plan instead of sitting in a forgotten list.
Lead agents walk into appointments with warmer context and a sharper next step.
The day starts with the work most likely to create listings, not a broad dashboard of noise.
Cadets can work the chase list while the lead agent keeps control of the opportunity path.
Run tomorrow's follow-ups before they become next month's missed listing.