Answer once. Help for years.
Keep the paint color, filter size or care instructions with the item, ready whenever your client needs them.
Leave Your Clients More Than a Finished Project.
Give them a beautiful binder and a connected home record with your name on it. The selections, instructions and contacts you bring together stay useful long after the handoff.
Be the name they remember.
Your brand and contact details belong with the useful information you leave behind.
Let the next person pick up.
Share the records a client or service provider needs. Keep your private working notes separate.
Find Your Profession.
Find the records, handoffs and client experience that fit your work.
Real estate agents
Start the record with the seller, then give the buyer a binder with your name on the cover.
Learn moreInterior designers
Record paint colors, finishes, fixtures and care instructions room by room.
Learn moreArchitects
Keep design intent attached to the rooms and objects it describes.
Learn moreHome builders
Bring manuals, selections, warranties and care instructions together at handoff.
Learn moreHome inspectors
Attach each finding to the system or room it describes, so the buyer can act on it later.
Learn moreProperty managers
Keep service notes and property details useful across residents, vendors and staff changes.
Learn moreShort-term rental managers
Put Wi-Fi, appliance instructions and checkout details where guests will look for them.
Learn moreEstate managers
Keep one record standard across every residence, staff member and vendor.
Learn moreYour Expertise, Beautifully Handed Over.
The printed binder carries your brand, and the live record behind it stays current as the home changes.
For real estate agents
A contents page, the utilities and services pages, and a page for each item staying with the house, each with a code that opens its record.
See the realtor binder
For interior designers
An FF&E book with the floor plan, mood and material boards and every schedule. The client copy adds care and reorder details for years of use.
See the FF&E bookHow It Works.
Add the useful pieces while the work is happening, then hand the client a record they can keep using.
Start with what you already have.
Photos, product details, manuals, finish schedules, inspection findings or service notes.
Put each detail where it belongs.
Attach it to the home, room, system or item, so the next person can find it without knowing which folder to search.
Hand it over.
Give your client the record and a printed Home Binder with your name on it. Your private working notes stay out of what goes with the home.
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Make Your Next Handoff Worth Keeping.
Tell us what you do and how you work with homes. We will help you shape the first handoff.
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