AI Campaign Workspace for selling agents · New Zealand & Australia

The campaign runs itself. You just say yes.

Proppi reads the property file — LIM, title, reports, photos — then preps the appraisal, the ad and IM, the data room, the vendor reports, the buyer answers, the S&P. Nothing goes live, gets shared or spends a cent until you and the vendor say yes.

Every answer cites the fileVendor approval built inEvery send receiptedFree to start · no credit card

One campaign with Proppi

14 Beech Lane, Wellington · appraisal to sold

Every yes: yours

Appraisal drafted · file read

LIM, title, builder's report cited · you review, the vendor signs

Listing won

Launch approved · live on 3 portals

Vendor signed off v3 · $159 once · per-portal receipts

On record

Buyers qualified · answers cited

14 enquiries · 3 hot · Q&A answered from the file · NDA gates held

Working

Vendor report, every Friday

Drafted on schedule · approved by you · delivery receipted

On time

Offer in — S&P drafted

Signing gated on your approval · full disclosure record kept

Your decision

Appraisal to offer: Proppi prepared it all. Every yes was yours.

Sound familiar?

Every campaign is a hundred small jobs. You get paid for about five of them.

Where's the LIM?

The property file lives across email threads, the vendor's lawyer, a portal upload, and a USB stick from the photographer.

The vendor wants an update. Again.

Writing the weekly campaign report eats the evening — and it's the same numbers, found by hand, every week.

Did the ad actually go live everywhere?

Three portals, three logins, one typo'd price waiting to embarrass you in front of the vendor.

Who got the builder's report?

A buyer's lawyer asks what was disclosed and when — and the answer is somewhere in your sent folder.

Proppi takes those four off you — and it never publishes, shares, or answers a buyer behind your back.

You need the property file ready before the campaign

The listing file, read and ready

Drop in the LIM, title, builder's report, photos — or forward them from your inbox. Proppi reads each one, files it against the listing, and pulls out what the campaign needs: dates, defects disclosed, chattels, rates. The data room builds itself as the file fills.

  • No filing, ever. No folders, no renaming — classification is automatic.
  • Every document wears its state — ready, needs one quick confirm, superseded.
  • New versions retire old ones visibly, so yesterday's photo set never goes to a portal.
loop step A1 · Assets — documents understood, states honest
PDF

LIM — 14 Beech Lane · Mar 2026

Consents, rates & flood notation extracted

Ready
PDF

Builder's report · Feb 2026

Roof repair date read as 2019 · low confidence · confirm

1 quick confirm
ZIP

Photo set v1 · winter shoot

Replaced by v2 · kept for the record

Superseded
Data room: 9 of 10 sections ready — missing: code compliance certificate
Buyer asks: was the roof leak fixed?

Yes — the leak noted in the 2019 inspection was repairedAug 2019; the current builder's report records the roof assound.

Builder's report · p.4Invoice · Aug 2019

Buyer Q&A pack — draft

Ready for review

Created from this conversation · nothing reaches a buyer until you approve it

You need buyer questions answered — correctly, at 9pm

Buyer answers from the file — with the page to prove it

"Was the roof issue fixed?" Proppi answers from the builder's report and the invoice — with chips that open the exact page. If the file can't support an answer, it says what's missing instead of guessing in your name. Drafts — ads, IMs, vendor reports — work the same way.

  • Citations you can tap — verify any claim before it reaches a buyer.
  • "The file doesn't say" said out loud — no invented answers under your name.
  • Asks become work. "Draft the vendor report" turns into a real item you review — not a chat message that scrolls away.
loop step A2 · Ask — grounded answers, honest gaps

You need to go live fast — without a wrong ad going out

Proppi prepares. You and the vendor approve. Then it publishes.

The ad, the IM, the portal listings — prepared from the file, ready for review. Vendor sign-off is a recorded step, not a text message. And publishing shows you the exact consequence first: which portals, what fee, when it goes live.

  • The consequence, spelled out — portals, fees, timing, what gets recorded.
  • Buttons say what they do — "Approve publication fee", never a vague "Confirm".
  • If the file changes first, approvals expire. A new photo set or corrected price means re-approval — a stale ad can't go live.
loop step A3 · Approve — consequences first, precise verbs

Listing ad — v3

Vendor approved

M. Tan signed off 9:02 · recorded against ad v3 + photo set v2

Publish listing — 3 portals

Your decision
Publishes toTrade Me · OneRoof · realestate.co.nz
Fees$159 total, charged once
Goes liveWithin 2 hours
RecordsPer-portal receipts
Approve publication feeNot yetVendor approval alone did not publish it.
TM

Trade Me Property

Live 09:41 · receipt TM-88231 · $159 fee

Live
OR

OneRoof

Live 09:44 · receipt OR-4410

Live
RE

realestate.co.nz

Hero photo below minimum size · approval preserved

Retry · 1 click
✓ Retrying publishes this portal only — no duplicate listings, no second fee.

You need to prove what was disclosed, sent, and published

A campaign record that writes itself

Every publish, share, and send leaves a receipt on the campaign — who approved it, when, against which version of the file, and what came back. When a buyer's lawyer asks what was disclosed, or a portal listing is disputed, the answer is one search — not your sent folder.

  • Per-portal receipts — live time, listing ID, fee.
  • Partial failure is handled — one portal rejects a photo, the other two stay live, retry is one safe click.
  • Safe to press twice — retries never double-publish or double-charge.
loop step A4 · Add — durable results, receipts, retry-safe

You need the hot buyer surfaced — not buried in enquiries

The campaign watches itself

Enquiries are read and qualified, NDAs are chased, data-room access waits on signatures, and the vendor report is drafted on schedule. One queue across every campaign, ordered by consequence — each item says why it matters and hands you one clear next step.

  • What · why · where · next — every item, exactly one primary action.
  • Nothing feels like magic — each alert names the rule and evidence that raised it.
  • Gates hold without you. No countersigned NDA, no data room — blocked, not warned.
loop step A5 · Attention — a queue ordered by consequence, not noise

Qualified buyer waiting on the data room

High intent

J. Chen viewed twice and asked for the builder's report — NDA countersigned 14:20, access not yet granted.

14 Beech Lane campaignRaised by: Buyer qualification monitor
Grant data-room accessSnooze · Assign · Dismiss

Vendor report — sent on schedule

Done

Week-2 campaign report approved by you 16:04, delivered to M. Tan · receipt kept.

Raised by: Campaign reporting schedule

How it all fits

One loop keeps those five promises

The five loop steps under each promise above are one system — the 5A loop. Every campaign runs the same way, so the tenth listing is no harder than the first. Enter anywhere; it always ends with you in control.

A1 · Assets

Remembered

Documents read, filed, and honest about their state.

A2 · Ask

Answered

Questions and tasks, grounded in your evidence.

A3 · Approve

Decided

Consequences shown first; the decision stays yours.

A4 · Add

Receipted

Results that stick, with receipts — retry-safe.

A5 · Attention

Watched

One queue raises what's next, and why.

↺ Attention starts the next piece of work, grounded in the file you already built — the loop, not your inbox, does the remembering.

Who it's for

Built around the campaign, start to sold

Winning the listing, running it, closing it — the same loop carries all three, so nothing changes shape mid-campaign.

Win the listing

Appraisal to signed agency agreement

  • Appraisal drafted from the property file, every claim cited
  • Proposal ready for the vendor — you review, then send
  • Agency agreement signing gated and receipted

Run the campaign

Launch to qualified buyers

  • Ad, IM and data room prepared from the file
  • Vendor approval recorded · portals published with receipts
  • Buyer Q&A answered from the file, NDA gates held

Close

Offers to sold

  • Offers tracked · S&P drafted for review
  • Signatures gated, every step receipted
  • The full disclosure record, one search away

Honest scope

What Proppi helps deliver — and where it stops

Proppi builds property memory from source documents. You stay in control of approvals and bring in qualified advisers where the decision requires one.

What we help do

  • Build the property file from LIMs, titles, reports, photos, invoices, and emails — and keep it honest
  • Prepare appraisals, ads, IMs, data rooms, vendor reports, and buyer answers for your approval
  • Publish, share, and send with recorded approvals and per-action receipts
  • Support New Zealand and Australia-specific campaign workflows where the relevant jurisdiction is identified

What we do not do

  • Replace a lawyer, conveyancer, valuer, or your licence obligations
  • Publish, disclose, or answer a buyer without an approval
  • Guarantee outcomes where source documents are missing or professional judgment is required
  • Sell your data or train AI models on your documents

Pricing

Free while we build it with you

Proppi is free to use right now — the full product: found documents, grounded answers, approvals, receipts, and the watched queue. When paid plans arrive, early members hear first and keep generous grandfathered limits. No credit card, no lock-in.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

How is Proppi different from my CRM?

Your CRM tracks contacts and tasks. Proppi reads the property file itself — LIM, title, reports, photos — and prepares the campaign work from it: ads, IMs, data rooms, vendor reports, buyer answers, each tied back to source pages and gated on your approval.

What does Proppi not do?

Proppi builds the property file and prepares campaign work for approval. It doesn’t replace your lawyer or conveyancer, make disclosure decisions for you, or publish anything on its own. Use it alongside your professionals — not instead of them.

Is my data secure?

Yes. Your documents are encrypted at rest and in transit. We use enterprise-grade infrastructure hosted in secure data centres. Only you can access your documents, and we never use your content to train AI models.

What file types are supported?

Proppi accepts PDFs, JPEGs, PNGs, and HEIC photos from your phone — plus scanned documents. Our AI reads and processes them all, even low-quality scans and photos of paper documents.

How do I get my documents into Proppi?

Today, drag and drop files in the upload page. Coming soon: forward attachments in from your email, or connect Gmail or Google Drive to pull documents in from where they already live.

How does Proppi prepare work from my documents?

Add a listing or tell Proppi what to prepare from the property file — an appraisal for 88 Crown Street, a buyer Q&A pack, this week’s vendor report. Proppi prepares the work with source links so you can verify every claim before you approve it.

Do I need to tag or organize my documents?

No. Upload your documents and Proppi classifies them automatically, extracts the key details, and uses them to build property memory. No folders, no tags, no manual filing system to maintain.

What regions does Proppi support?

Proppi currently supports property documents from New Zealand and Australia — leases, tenancy agreements, insurance policies, building reports, and more. We’re expanding support to additional regions soon.

How much does Proppi cost?

Nothing right now — Proppi is free while we build it with early members. When paid plans arrive, you’ll hear first and early accounts keep generous grandfathered limits. No credit card required, cancel anytime.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, no lock-in contracts. Cancel from your account settings and you’ll retain access until the end of your billing period.

Start with the property you're pitching this week.

Drop in the file — the appraisal draft comes back for your approval, and the campaign runs from there.