A personal database for commercial property agents

Your whole book. Out of your head.

Dossier is your personal property database. Just talk to Claude and it keeps track of the people, properties, requirements, negotiations and loose ends that make up your day.

Claude + Dossier14 Smith Street
YouUpdate on 14 Smith Street. Buyer finance is done. Their solicitor still hasn't responded to the contract changes. Seller wants an update Friday. Chase the buyer's solicitor tomorrow.
ClaudeUpdated. Finance complete. Contract changes are still with the buyer's solicitor, now 9 days. Chase added for tomorrow. Seller update due Friday.

The problem

Half the job is keeping a hundred moving parts straight.

01A buyer says the seller's solicitor is holding things up. The solicitor says it is the buyer's side.
02A landlord wants to know what you have actually done this week, while three other deals need chasing today.
03A new requirement lands that fits a property you heard about months ago, if you can remember it.

The problem is not a lack of information. It is knowing where everything is up to, what happens next, and what matters today.

How it works

Talk to Claude. Dossier keeps the record.

01

Tell Claude what happened.

After a call, from the car, between inspections. Speak naturally. No forms and no tidy CRM note required.

02

Your database updates itself.

People, companies, properties, requirements, negotiations, promises, next steps and useful context stay connected in your own working record.

03

Ask Claude what matters.

“What needs progressing today?” “Who is holding up 14 Smith Street?” “What do I have that matches this tenant?” “Who needs an update this week?”

04

Open the database when you want the whole picture.

See live transactions, make quick updates, view properties on a map and generate clear weekly reports for sellers and landlords.

The work that matters

Three jobs. One record of what is actually going on.

01

Progress transactions

Know who is waiting on whom, what has been completed, what is stuck and the next action needed to get to exchange or lease.

02

Match people to property

Connect live requirements with current and historic stock, off-market conversations and the useful things you heard months ago.

03

Keep clients updated

Know exactly what activity has happened around a property, then turn it into a useful seller or landlord update without reconstructing the week from memory.

Transaction progression

No more “I think we're waiting on their solicitor.”

Drawn-out deals get messy because the buyer, seller, landlord, tenant and both sets of solicitors each see one part of the picture. Dossier keeps one current view of the transaction, so you can see the blocker and push the right person.

14 Smith StreetSale · Under offer
Exchange is waiting on contract amendmentsLast movement 9 days ago
Buyer
Finance approved. Ready to proceed.
Buyer solicitor
Has amended contract. Response outstanding for 9 days.
Seller solicitor
Waiting for buyer solicitor response.
Seller
Last updated Tuesday. Next update due Friday.
Next action
Call buyer solicitor today. Update seller after call.

Your database

Talk when you're moving. Open it when you want the whole picture.

Claude is the fastest way in. The database view is there when you want to scan the book, make quick changes or sit down and work through it properly.

DossierWednesday 9 Sep
DashboardTransactionsPropertiesPeopleReports
3Deals need action
2New matches
4Client updates due
Today
Chase buyer solicitor14 Smith St
Call landlord8 Ellis Rd
Review tenant match3,000 sqm
Properties on your radar
Weekly owner report
6 inspections · 3 second looks · 2 active parties · 1 revised offer · next actions ready to send

What changes

What stops slipping.

The transaction that has quietly sat with one solicitor for eleven days.
The tenant requirement that fits a property you heard about three months ago.
The landlord who should not have to ask you what has happened this week.
The exact next step in every live negotiation, without reconstructing it from calls and emails.

Alongside your CRM

Your CRM can stay. Dossier is your personal working database.

The CRM remains the agency system of record. Dossier is the place you actually work from day to day: faster to update, easier to question, and detailed enough to hold the context that normally stays in your head.

For agencies

Better visibility without asking agents to become administrators.

Live deals get progressed with a clearer record of blockers, owners and next steps.
More requirements get matched against more of the property book.
Sellers and landlords get better updates because the activity is already captured.
Useful deal knowledge survives beyond one person's memory.

Security and data privacy

Your best intel stays yours.

Buyer requirements. Landlord intentions. Negotiation history. Off-market conversations. Dossier holds information that matters, so access and data hygiene are treated accordingly.

01

2FA at the door.

Your account is protected with two-factor authentication, adding another layer between your database and anyone who should not be in it.

02

Strict data isolation.

Each workspace runs in its own isolated database schema with tightly scoped access, so your records stay yours.

03

A database that gets a spring clean.

Automatic data compliance audits flag stale records for review, so old data does not quietly gather dust forever. Keep what is still useful. Clear out what is not.

Pricing

Simple for one agent. Built to roll out across an agency.

Agent
$49 AUDper week · cancel any time

Your own Dossier. Talk to Claude, manage your database, progress transactions, match people to properties, map what is on your radar and generate client reports.

Get early access
Agency
Enterpriseminimum 10 agent seats

For agencies that want to give Dossier to a team of agents. Enterprise deals start at 10 seats and can be structured around your rollout.

Contact Angus at angus@useflint.co

Early access

Run the book from one clear record.

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