Propy Reviews

Pros

Right from the start the platform has been very user friendly all around. The checklists are great and being able to connect disclosures directly means there's no need to go back and redo steps. That alone has saved me hours. The Offers Management feature is essential for any property with multiple offers, the line item view and overall functions give my sellers a level of transparency that's hard to beat and having everything organized and instantly accessible for quick reference and decisions is unlike any other platform I've worked with.

Cons

There are a few minor DocuSign related features on both the signer and agent side that still need some refinement but they feel like quick fixes to me.

Pros

One thing I really appreciate is that the team actually pays attention to user feedback and puts those ideas into the product. The software works well no matter what role you play in a transaction and it really addresses the specific challenges independent TCs deal with when managing multiple agents and brokerages. It also brings different tools together smoothly and shows a clear understanding of the entire transaction process.

Cons

At this point there really isn't anything I dislike about the software. I'm actually looking forward to what's coming next since I know more tools are already being added. Once those are released this will probably be the only platform I'll need.

Pros

Paper filing organizing and sending documents to clients used to be our biggest headache. This changed that by letting us upload files and convert them into electronic documents without hassle and both my team and our clients absolutely love using it. Clients also have no trouble figuring out the software generally or finding the documents they actually need without getting stuck sorting through files that aren't relevant to their role.

Cons

Getting started does take a little time to learn especially since the platform is updated so often. I do value the near daily improvements but it can be a little confusing to come back and find things changed on the platform.