Works alongside the system
your brokerage already uses.

Today you upload transaction documents to Contre directly. There is no software to install and no internal IT project required, and you never have to stop using SkySlope — it stays your system of record. A direct SkySlope sync that pulls documents across automatically is in development and is not available yet. You can join the early access list to be notified when it ships.

Any PDF you upload to Contre — purchase agreements, addenda, amendments, seller disclosures, inspection reports, title commitments, HOA documents, loan documents, representation agreements, and counteroffers. The pipeline handles scanned and handwritten documents, not just native digital PDFs.

SkySlope confirms whether a document was uploaded. Contre reads what the document says and whether what it says is correct, consistent, and compliant. Example: SkySlope can confirm a purchase agreement was uploaded. Contre can tell you the closing date in the purchase agreement is 30 days out, the financing contingency in the addendum references a different property address, and three documents in the file have conflicting earnest money figures. Checklists verify presence. Contre verifies substance.

Three layers: federal (Fair Housing Act, RESPA, NAR Settlement buyer-agency compliance), state (your state’s property disclosure requirements, agency rules, timing requirements), and brokerage-specific rules you define. Your own forms library can be loaded in as the baseline. You control what rules Contre enforces.

Yes. Contre flags missing or non-compliant buyer representation disclosures, checks timing requirements relative to first property access where your state specifies them, and surfaces buyer agency agreement language that doesn’t meet current requirements. Given the compliance risk exposure, it’s one of the highest-priority checks in the system.

Nothing happens automatically based on a flag — a human always reviews first. If a flag is wrong, it can be dismissed in one click with a note explaining why. That reasoning is preserved in the audit log. Contre is designed to surface issues for human judgment, not to take automated action.

12 months by default. The audit log captures every issue flagged, every resolution, every dismissal — with the reviewer’s reasoning attached. This creates a defensible documentation trail for E&O purposes and broker review requirements.

Minimally. They interact with BrokerageCore (a chatbot they can ask questions to, the same way they’d text the managing broker) and per-transaction alerts. They don’t manage a separate pipeline or re-enter data. Compliance monitoring runs in the background once a transaction’s documents are in Contre.

Most AI tools fail adoption because they ask agents to change how they work. Contre works the opposite way. Documents get uploaded once and the compliance monitoring runs in the background — agents keep using SkySlope exactly as they do now and get emails with links to each report. That’s the entire ask. The BrokerageCore chatbot is opt-in and replaces something agents already do: texting the managing broker at 9pm with form questions. The tool comes to your team. They don’t have to go to it.

Contre doesn’t replace your TC — it gives them leverage. Right now your TC is manually cross-referencing dates, amounts, and parties across 10–15 documents per transaction. Contre surfaces those findings automatically, so review starts from a compiled set of findings instead of a blank page. Same TC, more capacity, fewer errors — they stop doing data entry and focus on the judgment calls that actually need their expertise.

General-purpose AI like ChatGPT isn’t secured for contract data — in many states, uploading private contract information to a general LLM exposes the brokerage to fines, and those models use the data to train themselves. Contre is built specifically for real estate transaction data: secured, isolated, never used to train general models. And it’s trained on your brokerage’s forms and your state’s requirements, not generic real estate knowledge.

You can start the same day. There is no software to install — upload a transaction’s documents and Contre begins analyzing them. BrokerageCore setup, loading your forms library and configuring your compliance rules, is typically completed on day one with Contre’s onboarding team assisting. Note that the direct SkySlope sync is still in development, so it is not part of setup today.

Every price for agents and brokerages is on our pricing page, at contre.ai/pricing, and it is kept up to date there. Brokerages never pay per seat, and your agents’ clients never pay.

No. Every brokerage on Contre has completely isolated data. Your documents, your policies, your transactions, and your compliance history are never visible to or shared with other brokerages. BrokerageCore is trained exclusively on your materials.

Your brokerage’s data is removed from active systems when you close the account — you’re not locked in. One thing worth knowing: Contre maintains a 12-month compliance and audit record, so brokerages who’ve been on the platform a while often want to export or preserve the audit trail before cancellation for E&O and broker-review purposes. Our team can walk through the export options whenever you need.