I’ve been in QuickBooks: reviewing vendor records, account mapping, and verifying payments, ensur...I’ve been in QuickBooks: reviewing vendor records, account mapping, and verifying payments, ensur...
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I'm Takreem, a Real Estate Virtual Assistant. I handle the admin behind the scenes for realtors: listing updates, CRM notes and follow-ups, transaction coordination support, paperwork, and deadline tracking.
Here is how my workday starts. Before a realtor's first call of the day, I check every open file: what is due today, which follow-up is waiting, and which document still needs chasing. The small tasks get cleared first, so nothing waits until the last minute.
The result: a realtor starts the day knowing exactly where every file stands, instead of finding out at closing time.
Legal and compliance software is bought by careful people. General counsel, procurement, and security reviewers read everything a company publishes before they agree to a call.
I designed and built Proviso for the companies selling to them. It’s a Framer template family with a live review demo that shows the product in action, and a Trust Center, run from the CMS, that answers security questions up front.
It comes in three tiers. Proviso covers the essentials; Pro adds a page for each part of the product; and Max adds a blog, webinars, and a changelog. All three are Framer Agent Templates, so the pages Framer’s agent adds match the rest of the site.
Putting the Trust Center up front is the right call for this audience. General counsel and security reviewers will look for that before they ever book a call, so answering it on the site saves the sales team a round of back and forth. With the three tiers, do buyers mostly start...