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Solutions · Real estate brokerages

Lead bots, listing copy, CRM agents and recruiting all carry different obligations

A brokerage’s marketing assistant and its agent-recruiting screener are not the same risk. Record each system, understand which Canadian and US rules may apply, and show clients and regulators how AI is used responsibly.

Typical AI uses

  • AI lead qualification and follow-up
  • Listing descriptions and marketing content
  • Customer chat on brokerage sites
  • CRM automation agents
  • Recruitment of agents and staff

Where obligations differ

Illustrative, not legal advice. The assessment screens your actual profile against the verified dataset.

  • Listing copy and marketing with human review

    low

    Avoid misleading representations; label synthetic imagery; check your real-estate regulator’s advertising rules.

  • Lead bots handling client personal information

    elevated

    PIPEDA and provincial privacy laws; disclosure that the client is talking to AI.

  • AI used to screen agent or staff candidates

    high

    Ontario ESA s. 8.4 posting disclosure (25+ employees), Quebec Law 25 automated-decision notice, EU Annex III if EU applicants.

Starter inventory

A template you can customize in the workspace or import from CSV.

SystemPurposeDataOversight
Lead qualification botQualify and route web leadsProspect contact and intentAgent follow-up
Listing copy assistantDraft descriptionsPublic listing dataAgent review
CRM follow-up agentSend drip messages, update recordsClient CRMApproval for new contacts
Recruiting screenerRank applicantsCandidate infoRecruiter reviews shortlist

First four steps

  1. Assess the brokerage (free)
  2. Register bots, agents and recruiting tools
  3. Add AI disclosure to chat and voice intake
  4. Review the recruiting tool with the vendor questionnaire

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