Compliance

Nothing closes until the file is complete.

BrokerChamp's compliance checklist engine defines exactly which documents each transaction type requires, and blocks a file from moving forward until every one is attached.

~106,000

There are roughly 106,000 real estate brokerage firms in the US, and after the NAR settlement each one is responsible for enforcing its own document and disclosure requirements.

Source: Industry data, 2024-2026

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Across 1,437 closed transactions, The Vibe's required-document checklists run on every file, managed by 1 admin.

What it does

Compliance fails quietly. A file reaches closing missing a disclosure, an agreement is never signed, and the brokerage carries the risk. BrokerChamp turns your document requirements into a checklist that the system actually enforces. You define what every transaction type requires, and a file cannot be submitted or closed until all of it is attached.

Because requirements differ by deal, you set them by scenario, a sale, a lease, a buyer representation agreement, or any other form your MLS or brokerage mandates. When rules change, including the changes brought by the NAR settlement, you update the checklist yourself. No support ticket, no waiting.

How it works

  1. Define required documents. Build a checklist for each transaction scenario your brokerage handles.
  2. Agents upload as they go. Required items are visible on every deal, and missing documents are flagged early, not at closing.
  3. Submission is gated. A file cannot advance until the checklist is satisfied, so incomplete deals never slip through.
  4. Adjust anytime. When a board, state, or settlement requirement changes, update the checklist and it applies to new files immediately.

Who it's for

Broker-owners and transaction coordinators who are accountable for what happens to a file but cannot personally review every one. If you are chasing agents for missing signatures by email, or finding gaps after the deal has closed, the checklist engine moves that work to the front of the process where it is cheap to fix.

Replaces

  • Manual file reviews and email chasing for missing documents
  • Standalone compliance tools like SkySlope or Paperless Pipeline
  • Spreadsheet-tracked document checklists

Works alongside

  • Your MLS and board document requirements
  • Your CRM (kvCORE, Chime, Follow Up Boss)
  • Your existing transaction forms and e-signature flow

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The Vibe Brokerage

The Vibe Brokerage

107
Agents
$260M
Sold
1 admin
Running it all

Grew from 20 to 107 agents. One admin handles the entire back office.

Frequently asked questions

Can I require different documents for sales versus leases?
Yes. You define required documents per transaction scenario, so a lease, a sale, and a buyer-rep agreement can each carry their own checklist.
How does this handle the NAR settlement and changing requirements?
You control the checklists. As settlement, state, or board requirements change, you update the required-document list yourself and it applies to new files right away, with no developer or support involvement.
Can a deal be submitted with documents still missing?
No. Files cannot be submitted until every required document is attached, which is the point: incomplete files never reach closing.
Who can change the checklists?
Authorized admins. Compliance and operations staff maintain the requirements centrally so every agent works from the same, current list.

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