Ownership and permissions follow the work
Workspace roles and server-enforced permissions control who may view, change, approve, or administer information. Team members can be assigned to records and tasks while brokerage-level configuration stays with authorized owners.
The same principle applies to AI: automation is governed by category, action, evidence, and risk, not by a blanket switch that treats every task the same.
- Transaction and task ownership
- Shared inbox and document context
- Approval queues for sensitive actions
- Auditable AI runs and action history
- Team-level pipeline, workload, and financial visibility
Roll out by workflow and risk
Choose one workflow with clear inputs and an accountable owner. Define the successful result, the evidence required, the exception path, and the actions that always need review.
After the team can explain and audit that workflow, expand to the next category. This creates an operating policy the team can maintain as models and tools change.
Built for a team inside a brokerage
Flatre supports brokerage-named workspaces and brokerage-connected services while keeping the product focused on the people collaborating inside that workspace. It is not a brokerage-over-brokerage administration layer.
Common questions
Can agents and transaction coordinators share the same workspace?
Yes. Flatre is designed for agents, coordinators, and immediate team members to collaborate around shared transaction records with role-based access.
Can a team decide which AI actions need approval?
Yes. Automation modes are policy-driven, and consequential or ambiguous work remains approval-gated even when low-risk categories are configured to run automatically.
Does Flatre support brokerage workspaces?
Yes. Brokerage-named workspaces and brokerage integrations are in scope; cross-brokerage administration is not.
Sources and further reading
This page is written by Flatre Editorial for a U.S. real estate audience. It is educational product content, not legal, tax, financial, brokerage, or real estate advice.
- AI Risk Management FrameworkNIST
- RESO Data Dictionary FAQReal Estate Standards Organization
- AI, data licensing, and sharing agreementsReal Estate Standards Organization