The real estate command center for contacts, deals, data, and next actions.
Start with a seller list or property record, review the evidence, then carry that context into property analysis, deal work, buyer review, and controlled client sharing. You choose what moves forward; Mission Control keeps the next action in view.
From source row to trusted next step
Evidence stays attached while the operator decides what happens next.
Imported source
Bring in the list
Keep each source attachedCheck the records
Surface gaps and conflictsReview what changed
Nothing updates silentlyApprove the next step
Act with a record of whyYour first opportunity, not your first tutorial
Two ways in, one destination: a reviewed opportunity you can defend, with the evidence that produced it and the next action you chose.
Keep your research connected to the next step.
Start with supported public records or the property lists you already use. Carry that information into property research, deal analysis and follow-up planning—with source references, visible gaps and review before action. Add optional data services when they fill a specific need.
Coverage and available fields vary by source. Some information requires authorized access, an import or an optional paid service.
Analyze my lead list
- 1Import a list you are authorized to use — columns map automatically.
- 2Review what each record actually has: methods present, consent unknown until recorded.
- 3Save a reviewed opportunity with its evidence attached and one next action selected.
Search public records
- 1Pick a supported county and see exactly which record types it covers before you commit.
- 2Run a guided search over assessment, deed, and sale records where coverage exists.
- 3Promote what you review into the same opportunity workspace your lists feed.
One property, connected work
The next task starts with the context you already reviewed.
Move from finding a property to underwriting a deal, running user-configured workflow automation rules for stage tasks, and preparing a buyer or client handoff. You choose what moves forward; nothing here sends a message or publishes a room for you.
Mission Control brings the follow-ups and deal risks back into a daily review queue.
Supporting modules by workload
Add help where your business is stretched
Start with the work you need help with today. Add the next product when your workload calls for it. You can start with any qualified offer; you do not need every product or a bundle.
Lead reviews are piling up
Available to purchase now
Review your lists and supported public records before choosing the next follow-up.
You keep rebuilding property analysis
Available to purchase now
Review property evidence, calculation inputs and a saved analysis together.
Permitted follow-up keeps slipping
Available to purchase now
Prepare campaigns, review the audience and approve sending through your connected account.
More deals mean more coordination
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Keep selected deals, stages, responsibilities and next steps together.
For selected buyer, seller or lender documents and next steps, see Client Portal: scope and availability.
Calling work is filling your day
Assisted setupPrepare calling work and review stored calls alongside your records.
Live calling needs qualified setup and contact permissions. No autonomous prospecting is promised.
Meeting requests take repeated admin work
Assisted setupReview caller-verified requests, then approve scheduling and check message results.
A ready calendar and sender are required. This does not establish live phone answering.
More complex marketing needs? Campaign Hub Plus is not available at beta release. Review ordinary Campaign Hub for its current email workflow.
Compare the work and total cost at your own volume. Sending or delivery alone does not prove replies, appointments or completed deals.
See what goes into a result
Connected property context, deterministic deal math, and AI assistance work from the same workspace records — with user-configured workflow rules for repeatable stage tasks and explicit review before outreach or external sharing.
Connected context
See what the source says
Pull supported public records and list imports into one property view showing which source was checked, when it was read, and which fields remain missing. A record can point to a property worth researching; it cannot tell us whether the owner wants to sell.
View a lead review example →Deterministic calculations
Check the deal math
For supported calculations, numbers you enter or confirm go to a built-in calculator. It applies a listed formula and shows the result, assumptions, and warnings alongside your property context. If a required number is missing, the assistant asks first.
Explore property analysis →Automation & operator control
Automate routine steps, review external actions
Configure workflow automation rules to trigger bounded stage tasks and deal handoffs automatically from workspace events, while keeping outbound messages, AI drafts, and external portal shares under your direct confirmation.
Meet the AI Assistant →The calculator repeats the same math for the same numbers, and every workflow step stays linked to its source inputs and execution history so you can check how a result was produced.
Coverage you can check before you trust it
Most tools quote one coverage number and leave you to find out where it breaks. OrbiLattice separates place resolution, record-type availability, completed rights review, and live-proven retrieval so each claim keeps its own meaning.
Discovered & indexed places
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county-equivalents resolve by name
Every US county, parish, borough, and independent city, from the Census Bureau 2020 FIPS list. Resolving a place is not the same as having data there, and the app says which you have got.
Supported parcel mapping
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county-equivalents with verified parcel coverage
Counted only where county membership is verified: an admitted parcel source bound to the county, or a statewide source measured county by county. Parcel availability does not imply deed, sale, owner, or other record coverage.
Reviewed source policies
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source policies individually rights-reviewed
This counts source policies, not counties. Each carries an individual review date and evidence references. A statewide policy can cover several counties; the broader county-source terms scan is shown separately below.
Verified operational coverage
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live-proven automated retrieval, by county
Counted only when the source is approved for retrieval, has admitted mapped content, carries a dated county-specific end-to-end receipt, and remains allowed by the retrieval policy.
Coverage is only useful if it turns into leads
Lead derivation reads the county records your workspace has approved, so what you can work is decided by the jurisdictions you add rather than by a data vendor’s footprint.
Leads come from the counties you bring in
Add the jurisdictions you actually work, then derive property leads from those records. Nothing is capped at a vendor’s footprint, and an empty market means it is not ingested yet — not that it holds nothing.
No separate data subscription to get started
Derivation reads the public records your workspace has approved. A licensed vendor extract stays available if you have one, but it is no longer what the feature runs on.
Every lead is a property, with its receipts
A derived lead carries its county, parcel, assessed value, how long the owner has held it, and the date the record was read. It identifies a property, not a person.
The wider county-source terms scan
County-source terms evidence is unavailable until the current inventory can be checked.
A terms receipt is not possession of county records, coverage of every record type, or permission to automate a login or human-verification barrier. Check your county for the recorded terms result and the separately admitted record types.
The limits are part of the product, not the fine print — view receipt dates & methodology
Retrieval follows each source’s reviewed page and run bounds, against a fixed column list and deterministic order.
Owner and mailing-address columns are blocked at the source declaration for sources whose terms exclude them.
Every staged fact keeps its source and the date it was read, so a reviewer can check where a number came from.
Exports are attributed and hash-verifiable, and are gated per source by that source’s redistribution rights.
Four bundles organized around your work
See how core modules fit together for each real estate workflow, or start with a single self-serve product today.
Start with any self-serve module today — combined bundle checkout is not open yet
Explorer is free to start, and individual modules — Lead Engine, Property Intel, Deal Pipeline, Buyer Network, and Campaign Hub — are available self-serve on the pricing page. The four role bundles below show how modules combine for each workflow; bundle purchase is not available as a single checkout yet.
Power-ups have their own product requirements and availability. Compare them from the pricing guide before choosing additional capabilities.
Questions teams ask before switching
Everything from MLS data strategy to agent onboarding. Transparent answers so your legal and operations teams are aligned.
OrbiLattice connects AI to approved workspace data and app actions so it can prepare calculators, PDFs, and record updates for review. The important part for operators is that sensitive changes still wait for approval instead of happening in a black box.
Zapier connects apps via simple triggers. OrbiLattice Workflows are built around real estate evidence: repair signals, property math, owner context, and pipeline stage. AI can recommend routing rules and prepare updates, while sensitive changes stay behind approval gates or explicit user-configured rules.
You can start with supported public records or an authorized list import. Coverage and fields vary by source. Where supported, you can connect your own provider credentials or choose optional paid enrichment. Your subscription does not include every external dataset or acquisition charge. Only bring data you are authorized to use; importing a file or connecting an account does not change the provider's restrictions.
Yes. We have one-click importers for Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, and HubSpot. Our AI will even analyze your old workflows and suggest optimizations during the import process.
We use a human-in-the-loop system. Clear, low-risk actions can be queued for faster review or run under explicit user-configured rules. Sensitive outreach, document, pricing, and matching work is flagged for your approval in Mission Control. You always have final say.
Available controls include audit logs, risk flags, approval history, and identity or retention options by plan and configuration. Compliance-sensitive work should still be reviewed by the operator and their legal or brokerage process.