The client decides what’s shared.
Introductions need the client’s permission, and each professional sees only what was shared with them.
ABOUT KEYLECTIVE
Every next step,
together.
A home purchase or sale brings several professionals together around one client. Keylective gives them one clear picture: who the client is, who owns the next step and what was last recorded.
WHY IT EXISTS
Clients shouldn’t have to ask who has their file.
Most of the work between an agent, a loan officer, an attorney, a credit specialist and a title agent happens in calls, texts and memory. Clients wait and wonder what happens next, and professionals chase each other for updates.
Keylective keeps each client’s brief, introductions and next steps in one place. The key shows who owns the next action, and it moves only when the next professional accepts.
WHO IT’S FOR
Five professions, one team.
- RealtorsClients, introductions, buyer plans and listing flyers.
- Loan officersIntroductions, pre-approval letters in your own format and offer-ready letters.
- AttorneysConsultations, matter checklists and deadlines.
- Credit specialistsReadiness plans and the hand-back to the lender.
- Title agentsClosing checklists, dates and the wire-fraud reminder.
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WHAT WE STAND BY
Simple rules, kept every time.
The key means the next step.
It shows who owns the next action. It isn’t a lender approval or a promise of closing.
No paid placement.
Keylective never sells introductions or ranks professionals for pay.
Your records stay yours.
Private notes stay private, and connecting never shares client information.
Questions people ask
Is Keylective free?
Yes. Every professional starts free with no card, and buyers and sellers never pay. Paid plans add more tools. See pricing.
Does connecting with someone share my clients?
No. Connecting and messaging never share client information. Working on a client always starts with a reviewed introduction.
Do my clients need an account?
No. You can share a private progress page that shows their team, the latest update and the dates that matter.
Where do loan applications and documents go?
In the lender’s own approved process. Introductions and progress pages never ask clients for applications, financial documents or identity numbers.
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