Deals, offers, conditions, and critical dates on one page.
Real estate work gets risky when offers, conditions, tasks, client notes, and documents live in separate places. Stairkey keeps the deal record, accepted offer, critical dates, tasks, files, and follow-up together.
Offers are scattered across email threads.
Track offers on the deal, compare them side by side, and pin the accepted one with its conditions.
Condition dates depend on memory.
Critical dates live on the deal with tasks and reminders.
Past-client follow-up slips after closing.
Contact history, notes, and next actions stay on the person, not in a separate spreadsheet.
What Stairkey connects
Grounded in the product
The real estate pages use real Stairkey screenshots, including the deal pipeline and accepted-offer workflow.
Related: Real estate software · CRM & Pipeline · Storage & Documents
Common questions
Can I track multiple offers on a deal?
Yes. Track offers on the deal, compare them side by side, and pin the accepted offer with its conditions.
How does Stairkey handle critical dates?
Condition and closing dates live on the deal with tasks and reminders, so deadlines don't depend on memory.
Does it help with past-client follow-up?
Yes. Contact history, notes, and next actions stay on the person, so post-closing follow-up doesn't slip into a separate spreadsheet.
Try the workflow in Stairkey.
Start with one connected workspace, then turn on the deeper tools when the business needs them.