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No. HomeBook can work with existing CRM and operational systems, coordinating the home journey and shared property record between them.

Yes. A focused project can prove the workflow and create a repeatable configuration for wider adoption.

Not necessarily. Trades can accept, schedule and complete assigned work through email as well as a focused field experience.

Yes. The purchaser and resident experience can be configured around the developer or project brand.

AI analyses structured project data to produce summaries and reporting, identify trends, surface anomalies and risks, forecast likely problems, recommend priorities and answer questions. Deterministic workflows handle classification, routing, reminders and approvals.

Discovery maps current processes, roles, systems, data, evidence and decision rights. The resulting scope defines configuration, imports, integrations and adoption.

Timing depends on the selected workflow, project data, connections, participants and acceptance requirements. HomeBook confirms the delivery plan after discovery rather than applying one generic timetable to every implementation.

Projects, buildings, homes, purchasers, documents, specifications, assets, warranties and agreed operational records can be onboarded. Reporting can be provided in PDF and spreadsheet formats; field mapping, frequency and ownership are confirmed in scope.

Enablement is organised around each participant’s role. The delivery plan covers role-specific onboarding, administrator transition, launch readiness and a post-launch workflow review.

HomeBook transfers authorized building and home information into a structured record, then supports communications, deficiencies, warranty and operational continuity.

HomeBook works with technology and procurement teams to confirm hosting, data residency, retention and contractual requirements for the selected market and implementation.

HomeBook connects orientation, deficiency capture, trade assignment, possession readiness, key release and purchaser updates to the correct home and project record.

HomeBook can structure building, home, warranty and transition information; monitor missing records; and retain deficiency evidence against the home. The applicable home warranty insurance policy, warranty provider and provincial requirements remain authoritative.