Broker / Owner
You carry the compliance and timeline accountability for every office. You need visibility without chasing each transaction file manually.
For brokerages
The Close runs transaction coordination through approval gates and logs every step with attribution. Brokerage leadership gets one audit-ready record across offices while teams keep moving. A human approves every action that matters.

Full visibility without chase-down. Leadership can inspect the entire approval history for every open deal without pulling separate spreadsheets from each office.
Broker compliance in the workflow. Review gates are built into daily execution, so compliance checks happen before outbound actions go live.
Stronger economics at portfolio scale. Brokerage engagements run in the $5K-$50K/month range versus $99-$399/month seat plans for solo workflows.

| Capability | Status | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| SSO / SAML | on roadmap | Centralized identity controls for larger office groups. |
| Role-based access | shipping | Permission scopes for coordinators, brokers, and support staff. |
| DPA workflow | on roadmap | Procurement-ready legal package for security reviews. |
| SOC 2 controls program | on roadmap | Formal evidence trail for ongoing compliance review. |
| Audit export (CSV/PDF) | shipping | One-click export for internal broker compliance requests. |
| Per-office reporting | on roadmap | Roll-up visibility by office and regional leadership. |
| User-level permissions | shipping | Granular controls so each team member sees only what they need. |
You carry the compliance and timeline accountability for every office. You need visibility without chasing each transaction file manually.
You run audits, answer regulator requests, and verify approval history. You need a clear record of what happened, when, and who approved it.
You evaluate vendor readiness before rollout. You need direct answers on permissions, reporting, and roadmap commitments.
Start with one office, validate broker compliance reporting, then expand across the brokerage.