Implementation & integrations

Works with the systems you already use

Start with one live process, connect the information and systems that matter, and expand from a controlled project foundation.

Discuss your system map Review security controls

A controlled path to launch

See the operating model take shape

Each step makes ownership, system boundaries and acceptance criteria clearer before the next begins.

01
DiscoverMap the operation
Map the current process, systems, roles, evidence and target outcomes. The client validates scope and decision rights.
02
ConfigureShape the model
Shape stages, responsibilities, templates, permissions and controls. The client approves the operating model.
03
ConnectBring records together
Bulk-import projects, homes and purchasers, then configure priority integrations and hand-offs. Both teams validate data and exceptions.
04
LaunchMove into live use
Onboard staff, purchasers and trades, then review live workflow performance while teams retain operational approvals.

Timing follows scope. The implementation plan and launch sequence are confirmed after discovery, once the selected workflow, data, connections, roles and acceptance criteria are understood.

British Columbia delivery model

Configure the British Columbia journey around presale, possession and strata transition

The operating model reflects the sequence and language used by British Columbia development, customer-care and strata teams.

Presale and possession-readiness dependencies
Orientation, deficiency capture and purchaser sign-off
Possession, key release and British Columbia 2-5-10 home warranty insurance context
Strata transition and an enduring home record

Clear delivery responsibilities

Know what is delivered, owned and accepted

A defined operating model keeps configuration, data validation and launch decisions accountable.

HomeBook delivers

Workflow mapping, configuration, permissions, templates, agreed imports or connections, role-based onboarding and launch support.

Your team provides

Process owners, source information, system access where agreed, decision rights, brand assets and validation of records, roles and controls.

Acceptance confirms

The configured journey, data exceptions, permissions, communications, reports and approval gates work as agreed before live expansion.

System fit and adoption

See what stays, what connects and what changes

HomeBook acts as the operating layer around the records and specialist systems that remain authoritative.

Systems that remain authoritativeCRM · construction · specialist records

Source ownership, field mapping and update frequency are agreed in scope.

HomeBook operating layerProperty record · workflow · control

HomeBook connects context to the next action, exception and approval.

Role-specific participationDeveloper · trade · purchaser or owner · strata

Each participant receives the information and actions within their authorized scope.

01
Focus
Choose one live workflow and agree its outcome, owner and baseline.
02
Connect
Map source records, hand-offs, permissions and the systems that remain authoritative.
03
Configure
Set stages, roles, evidence, communications, exceptions and approval gates.
04
Validate
Test data, permissions, participant journeys, reports and acceptance criteria.
05
Expand
Reuse the approved operating model across further projects and workflows.

Boundary rule: HomeBook does not need to replace every existing system. Discovery defines what stays, what connects and which manual hand-offs can be removed.

Discuss a system-fit review

Data in and out

Move the information needed by the workflow

HomeBook can onboard projects, homes, purchasers, documents, specifications, assets, warranty information and operational records. Reports and agreed datasets can be provided in PDF or spreadsheet formats.

The connection method, field mapping, frequency, source ownership and exception process are agreed for each implementation rather than assumed.

Common onboarding inputsProjects, buildings, homes and purchasersDocuments, specifications and assetsMilestones, responsibilities and required records

Common outputs and hand-offsOperational and portfolio reportingPDF and spreadsheet exportsApproved records for strata transition

Adoption by role

Focused participation lowers implementation burden

Developer teams receive a portfolio and project command centre. Purchasers receive a branded experience. Trades can accept, schedule and complete work through email without logging into another complex system. Strata teams inherit the authorized property record.

Role-specific onboardingAdministrator handoverLaunch-readiness reviewPost-launch workflow review

Keep connectedCRM and sales recordsConstruction and specialist toolsDocument sources and reporting outputs

Remove from the processDuplicate re-entryShared-inbox triageSpreadsheet status chasingManual hand-offs

Launch and support

A named route from implementation into steady operation

The statement of work names the HomeBook implementation lead, client owner, working channel, decision rights and escalation path before configuration begins.

Before launch

Readiness and administrator handover

Validate data exceptions, permissions, communications, reports and approval gates; train each role and confirm who owns day-to-day administration.

First 30 days

Monitor adoption and live exceptions

Review usage, stalled workflows, participant questions and configuration changes with the named project owners.

Days 31-60

Confirm value and the next rollout decision

Compare performance with the agreed baseline, resolve outstanding issues and decide whether to optimize, expand or hold the configuration.

Ongoing

One clear support and escalation route

Operational questions follow the agreed project channel. Urgent or unresolved matters escalate through the named client and HomeBook leads. General questions can be sent through the regional contact form.

Enterprise evaluation

Everything your team needs to evaluate HomeBook

Explore implementation, security and measurable results before a product walkthrough.

Plan a controlled first project

Bring one current workflow and your existing-system map.

We will identify the systems that stay authoritative, the hand-offs to connect and the acceptance criteria for a focused first implementation.

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