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It answers
Every question your office fields — commission splits, the lockbox policy, which vendor we use, what a new agent needs on day one — answered from your own material, with the source and the date.
AI-first, access-aware knowledge for real-estate brokerages
The private brain for your brokerage.
Ask your brokerage anything. You get the office’s answer, with its source — and only if you were meant to see it.
Bulletin answers from your office’s own material, with the source and the date attached, and keeps that documentation current itself.
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Members-only by default. Public is an explicit act, never a setting.
What’s the co-broke split on a referral?
Referrals from outside the office are 25% of the gross commission, paid at closing. Inside the office, the referring agent takes 10%.
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Referral & Co-Broke PolicyUpdated 4 Mar 2026
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What it is
Three things, in the order they happen.
Your office already knows how it works. The knowledge just lives in a few people’s heads and a shared drive nobody maintains.
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It holds the boundary
Private by default and enforced where it counts. When something is out of your reach, Bulletin says so and tells you who to ask — instead of pretending it doesn’t exist, or quietly showing you anyway.
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It builds itself
You don’t write the intranet. Bulletin arrives knowing how brokerages work, learns your office from the material you already have, and keeps itself current as the office works.
Where it sits
Not another app to log into.
Bulletin is the knowledge layer the rest of your stack reads from. Your CRM’s assistant, your transaction tool and your agents’ own AI can all query your office’s answers over MCP — and each one sees exactly what that person is allowed to see, revoked the moment you say so.
The part that matters
Trust is a property, not a promise.
Access is enforced at the data layer, not in the browser. That is the whole difference between a policy someone wrote down and a property of the system.
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Members-only by default
Public is an explicit, confirmed act. Never a silent setting, and never a default you have to go and find.
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Every save states its audience
“Saved. Visible to the office.” Exposure never happens quietly, and it is never a separate step you can forget.
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See Bulletin exactly as the public sees it, as any agent, or as a named person. Privacy you can demonstrate rather than assert.
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Some things are simply not in it
Contact details, phone numbers and birthdays default below public. Private messages are not in the answer corpus at all — and there is no admin switch to turn that on.
Do we require a dual-agency disclosure in New Hampshire?
There is no source for that.
No document in this office covers it. Nothing has been inferred.
We would rather be trusted than impressive.
Early access
We’re building this with a handful of brokerages.
If your office runs on knowledge that lives in a few people’s heads and a drive nobody maintains, we’d like to hear from you.
Tell us the brokerage and roughly how many agents. A person replies — [email protected].