I've had buyers sign an offer in the passenger seat of their Uber. That's the kind of speed that wins deals in this market — and legesis makes it routine.
Disclosures and dotted lines, in order.
Real estate is an inherently mobile, multi-party, high-stakes signing workflow. legesis handles the chaos: disclosure bundles, counter-offers, inspection addenda, and closing docs, all with identity verification baked in.
Meet
Jordan Hale
Principal broker · Hale & Co. Realty
Jordan runs a 22-agent brokerage that writes over 600 contracts a year across three states. Compliance varies by jurisdiction; the old fax-then-scan workflow cost her two deals a month to buyers who couldn’t wait for paperwork.
A day in the life
Four moments where legesis unlocks the day.
Saturday 2pm — offer written at the showing.
Jordan’s agent writes an offer on his iPad during the showing. He pulls the state-specific template, adds the buyer’s terms, and sends before they’ve left the property.
Saturday 2:14pm — buyers sign on mobile.
The buyers open the envelope on their phones from the car. Identity-verified via their driver’s license; consent captured; signed in under four minutes.
Monday — multi-party counter-offer.
Seller counter-offers. Three signers, two agents, one transaction coordinator. legesis routes in order; each party sees only what they should see.
Closing day — the disclosure bundle.
18 documents in a single bundled envelope, routed to buyer, seller, escrow, and title. Every signature chained into one evidence certificate for the transaction file.
The outcome
The brokerage stops losing weekends to paperwork.
Deals move at the pace of the market. Agents stay in the field, not at a scanner. Compliance is a by-product of signing, not a separate task.
-52%
Offer-to-counter
18
Docs per bundled envelope
0
Missed disclosures
KYC
Identity-verified signing
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