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FAQs: Using Brokerkit

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How to request Brokerkit product enhancements

Benefits of Using the Product Idea Forum This article guides you through submitting and voting on feature requests and product enhancements for Brokerkit. We use a community-driven product development approach, and all feature requests should be submitted through our product idea forum. We love your feedback as it helps us hit the mark when delivering new features to our users! Steps to Log an Idea 1. Navigate to the product idea forum at Brokerkit>Help Center>Product Updates>Suggest a feature which will take you to the forum here. 2. Click "+ Add a New Idea" in the top left of the home screen. 3. Please provide detailed feedback on what you hope to see with examples. If you think of a great feature in another application, please upload screenshots or add links to a video. The more detail, the better! Steps to Vote on an Idea 1. First, review the existing ideas here. 2. To help you find the right idea, consider drilling down by category on the left to see existing ideas by product component. 3. Once you have the idea, click the Vote icon. 4. Please also add detailed feedback on what you hope to see in the comments section. We love feedback, including screenshots and videos! FAQ - Feature Requests via Support Tickets - If you submit a feature request or product enhancement idea through a support ticket, our team will redirect you to this process. To make sure your idea is properly tracked and can be voted on by the community, please follow the steps outlined in this article to submit your suggestion through our product idea forum. - Updates on ideas - Once you log in or vote on an idea, you will get email updates on new comments or status changes (e.g., when we start design on it or it is shipped) to the idea to keep you in the loop. - Duplicate ideas - Don't worry about creating duplicates; we review all ideas as they come in and merge duplicates. - Logins - The idea forum is a third-party tool with a separate username and password from Brokerkit. - When you log in for the first time, you will be prompted to confirm your email and set a password. Be sure to remember that! - We recommend using the same email as your Brokerkit user login for ease of access. - If you forget your account, we recommend you reset your password by clicking "Login In/Sign up" in the top right, entering your password, and then clicking "Forgot password." - Voting rules - Each user can create or vote on up to 10 ideas, and each user in your account can vote that many times. - Our reporting will aggregate votes by email domain on the backend so we can see ideas by company if everyone uses the same email domain. Thanks in advance for participating in the Brokerkit product community to help improve the platform for you, your other users, and all others on the platform!

Last updated on Feb 23, 2026

My screen is freezing or text is too small

Please follow the steps below to troubleshoot the issue if your screen is freezing or unresponsive while using Brokerkit. Note that if your screen is freezing or appearing unresponsive, you likely either have a browser configuration issue or you need to clear your cookies and cache, as your browser has cached old or corrupted code that needs to be cleared. 1. First, make sure you are using the Google Chrome browser. We develop and test using Chrome as our standard browser since it has 70% of the browser market share these days. 2. Next, clear your cookies and cache in Google following these steps: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/32050?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en. 3. Step number 2 will address 90% of the issues. If it does not, then you likely have a Chrome or hardware configuration issue on your laptop. Next, please try to log in to Brokerkit from a different device to see if you have the same issue. If not, then you have narrowed the issue down to one device. 4. Once narrowing the issue down to a specific device in #3, please follow these steps here to address that. How do I make the print or text larger on my screen? Brokerkit does not have a global in-app font-size setting for the main application. To make Brokerkit text or print appear larger, use your browser zoom or your computer's display settings. In Google Chrome, use Command + Plus on Mac or Ctrl + Plus on Windows to zoom in. Use Command + Minus or Ctrl + Minus to zoom out. You can also open the Chrome menu and adjust Zoom from there. If only one Brokerkit page looks too small, overlaps, or becomes hard to use after zooming, contact Brokerkit Support with a screenshot, the page URL, your browser, and your zoom percentage so we can troubleshoot that specific page.

Last updated on May 03, 2026

FAQ Quick Answers

Contacting Support Q: Can I get a customer support phone number? A: You can call our Customer Support at (720) 619-8686. Q: Need an email please A: You can contact support by email at support@brokerkit.com Q: How can I set up time with support to go over things I cannot figure out in Brokerkit? A: Please use the following link to schedule a live web conference meeting with our customer support team. Select the "Brokerkit Support" option, and we will be happy to assist you with your questions. Account Settings Q: How can I send emails from a new email? A: If you want to send emails from a new email address in Brokerkit, click on your name in the top-right corner, go to User Settings, and update your email there, since the email you use to log in is the same one used to send emails. Once you update it, you can log out and then log back in using the new email. If this new email address does not have a verified domain, we recommend verifying it to ensure good deliverability. Q: Can I CC someone on an email I send from Brokerkit? A: It depends on how the email is sent. When you send a one-off individual email from a contact's profile through your connected Gmail or Microsoft account, you can add CC and BCC recipients using the toggles next to the recipient field. However, emails sent through Brokerkit's built-in email service provider — including Smart Campaign steps and bulk emails — do not support CC or BCC; they can only be addressed to the contact. If copying another person matters for your workflow, send the message as an individual email from the contact profile, or add that address as its own contact. Q: If I send an email from Brokerkit, where do replies go? A: Replies come straight back to your own email inbox — the email address you use to log in to and send from in Brokerkit. Brokerkit sets the reply-to address on every outbound email to your address, so when a recruit or contact replies, the message arrives in your normal Gmail or Outlook inbox like any other email. Replies are also surfaced inside Brokerkit on the contact's profile timeline. If you would like Brokerkit to also email you a notification each time a contact replies, an Admin can enable inbound email notifications under your user role settings. Q: I need to change the name of my team/account that is at the top of the page. A: If you are an Admin user, you can change your team name by clicking on your name in the top right corner and then going to Account Settings. There you will find the field to update your Office or Team name. Q: How do I find my BCC email? I do not have an Account Settings choice under my name. A: Note: You must have Admin role access to view Account Settings. If you are a Staff user and do not see "Account Settings" under your name, please contact your account Admin to provide you with the BCC email address. Email Forwarding Q: Forward emails A: Need help setting up Brokerkit forwarding in Gmail or Outlook? Receiving System Emails from BrokerKit Q: I'm not receiving emails from BrokerKit (agent list download links, system notifications, etc.). Why? A: The most likely cause is that your email address is on BrokerKit's internal suppression list. This happens if you (or someone on your team) previously clicked Unsubscribe on a BrokerKit system email sent from noreply@u.getbrokerkit.com. Once you're on the suppression list, BrokerKit will stop sending you all system emails — including agent list download links, export notifications, and other account messages. To fix this, say "talk to human" in the support chat to escalate to our support team. We'll check the suppression list, remove your email address, and confirm once you're set to receive these emails again. Landing Pages Q: Can I effectively use embed code from YouTube? A: Yes, you can embed a video from a source such as YouTube directly into your landing page using the Insert/Edit Media page icon in the toolbar. This allows you to effectively include videos for your prospects to view directly from the landing page. Data & Contacts Q: I accidentally deleted leads or contacts. Can they be recovered? A: If the contacts were archived, open the Archived view, search for the contact, and use Move To > Normal or the Unarchive button on the contact profile. If the contacts were deleted, they are removed from the Brokerkit UI, but normal contact deletion does not immediately hard-delete them from the database. Email support@brokerkit.com or say "talk to human" in the support chat and include the label, approximate number of contacts, and whether they were in Recruiting or Retention so support can review restoration. For contacts who are not a fit, we recommend archiving instead of deleting. Archived contacts keep their notes, labels, and history, and future MLS/import updates will match the archived record instead of adding that person back to Recruiting or Retention. If the deleted contacts were in Retention, mention that in your request. Retention contacts are tied to user access for the referral system, and deleting or archiving the contact also removes/releases the associated user role. Support can review whether that user access should be restored too. Q: What is the meaning of Current Switch Risk? A: Current Switch Risk is the probability that an agent will switch offices in the next three months. It has 3 levels: - Green: The agent is less likely than the average agent to switch offices. - Yellow: They are 5 times more likely than the average agent to switch offices in the next 3 months. - Red: They are 10 times more likely than the average agent to switch offices in the next 3 months. Q: Can you search by how long someone has been in the business for? A: Yes, if you have the Relitix integration enabled. There are two approaches: - UI Filters: Go to Recruiting or Retention, click Show Advanced Options, and use Production Dates > First Transaction At MLS to set a date range. This shows the date of each agent's first MLS transaction, which approximates when they entered the business. Note that Relitix data is accurate to 2011 in most markets. - Import Queries: When creating or editing a Relitix import query under Data > MLS Import, use the Maximum Months in MLS condition (e.g., set to 18 for agents with less than 18 months in the business). Without the Relitix integration, you can filter by Referred Date, but this reflects when a contact was added to your account, not their actual time in the business. Q: Can I find agents who are at risk of leaving or switching brokerages? A: With the Relitix integration, use two filters under Production Insights in the Advanced Search: - Current Switch Risk: Predicts the likelihood of switching brokerages in the next three months (Green = low, Yellow = 5x more likely, Red = 10x more likely). - Rookie Rating: Predicts probability a newer agent will still be in the business in their fourth year closing more than $3M in volume. Combine these with Production Dates > First Transaction At MLS to target newer agents who may be at risk. See How to configure the Relitix Integration in Brokerkit for full details. Q: How does agent production data get into Brokerkit? A: It depends on which MLS agent data source you use. Each source handles production data differently: - Relitix (direct integration): Production data auto-syncs monthly via your import queries. See How to configure the Relitix Integration. - Courted (direct integration): Production data auto-syncs monthly via your import queries. See How to configure the Courted Integration. - REality (file import): Export agent data from REality using the BrokerKit template and import into Brokerkit using the Leads Importer. See Importing and Updating Contacts from REality. - MarketView Broker (file import): Export CSV from MarketView Broker and import into Brokerkit. See Importing from MarketView Broker. - BrokerMetrics (file import): Export CSV from BrokerMetrics and import into Brokerkit. See Importing from BrokerMetrics. If you are not sure which data source you are using, check your Data page under Contact Import, or ask your account administrator. Campaigns Q: How can I subscribe new contacts to a campaign? A: You can do it individually or in bulk. Individually: From the Recruiting or Retention screen, select an agent to open their profile. In the agent profile, go to the Campaign section, select the Smart Campaign you would like to assign to a lead. Next, Select a Start Date for your campaign and click Schedule to save. In bulk: From the Recruiting or Retention screen, use the Advanced Search Options to narrow your target audience. Next, individually check or Select All the agents you would like to reach, and Brokerkit will display a list of your bulk action options. From here, you can choose to Select All Records on the Page OR All Records in the List. Then, click Smart Campaigns and select Add to Campaign. Q: My campaign shows 0 subscribed — did I do something wrong? A: No, 0 subscribed means all contacts have completed the campaign. When you add contacts to a campaign, they start as "subscribed" (actively receiving steps). Once a contact receives every email, text, or task step in the campaign, they move from "subscribed" to "completed." So if you see 0 subscribed and a number under "completed," your campaign ran successfully and all contacts received all the steps. If you see 0 subscribed and 0 completed, no contacts have been added to the campaign yet — you need to subscribe contacts to it first. Support hours Q: What are the Brokerkit support hours? A: Brokerkit provides support 24x7 with our AI enabled support bot and offers live support via email, call or escalation to a human from the support chat Monday-Friday 8 am-5 pm mountain time. Q: The support link is not working. How can I email support? A: You can email Brokerkit Support directly at support@brokerkit.com. Include the page or link that is not working and a screenshot if possible. Q: Is there a way to get unlimited texting capacity? A: No. Brokerkit text messaging is metered in segments (160 GSM-7 characters / 70 Unicode characters per segment) and every plan has an included monthly segment allowance. If you need more capacity than your plan includes, you can purchase additional segment blocks (1,000 segments for $14.99 each, automatically billed when you exceed your monthly allowance, or 4,000 segments for $49 each on request) or move up to a higher plan tier. See Brokerkit pricing for plan tiers and segment definitions. Q: Does Brokerkit support voicemail drops or ringless voicemail? A: No, Brokerkit does not currently offer voicemail drops or ringless voicemail. Outbound calling through the Brokerkit dialer rings the recipient normally and lets you leave a voicemail manually if they do not pick up. If voicemail drops are important for your workflow, please open a feature request at ideas.brokerkit.com so the product team can prioritize them. Q: How many API calls does a Relitix or Courted reconciliation use? A: A standard monthly Relitix or Courted integration pull uses roughly one API call per agent per active query (agents × queries). A reconciliation uses up to double the agent count, because the BrokerKit team pulls data both ways — Relitix/Courted-side and BrokerKit-side — to compare and reconcile differences. Reconciliations are run on request through Customer Success rather than self-serve. For a scoped estimate before you schedule one, email support@brokerkit.com with the scope (recruiting only, retention only, or both) and the agent count in that scope.

Last updated on Jun 05, 2026

Understanding Your BrokerKit Account

Understanding Your BrokerKit Account Your BrokerKit account is the workspace that holds all your leads, campaigns, tasks, templates, and users. Every action in BrokerKit happens within an account. This article explains what an account is, how to switch between Recruiting and Retention modes, and where account-level settings live (as opposed to user-level settings). A note on terminology: In BrokerKit, we use "account" to refer to your workspace, since "team" in real estate usually means something more specific (a producer's sub-group). Users belong to an account. Accounts can be linked together under an organization. What Is an Account? A BrokerKit account is an independent workspace with: - Its own leads (recruits and current agents) - Its own users (roles: owner, admin, staff, agent, affiliate) - Its own campaigns, templates, appointments, tasks, and documents - Its own settings — brand, timezone, working hours, lead-access rules If your brokerage has multiple locations, you may belong to multiple accounts, each gathered under an organization (a container that shares billing and optionally shares leads across accounts). Recruiting vs. Retention Modes Every BrokerKit account has two modes, and both are always available: | Mode | Purpose | URL prefix | |---|---|---| | Recruiting | Pipeline for recruiting new agents to your brokerage | /recruiter/... | | Retention | Pipeline for retaining and engaging your current agents | /retention/... | How to switch between modes 1. In the top navigation, click Recruiting or Retention to move between modes. 2. The same pages (Today, Leads, Tasks, Reports, Campaigns) exist in both modes — but each mode shows only the contacts in that pipeline. 3. A contact is sorted into Recruiting or Retention based on its Status stage: - Statuses like Lead, Contact Attempt, Contact Made, Offer Sent live in the Recruiting pipeline. - Statuses like Onboarding, Active, Productive, Departing live in the Retention pipeline. 4. Moving a contact between pipelines = changing their status to one in the other stage. When to use each mode - Recruiting mode: outreach, drip campaigns, and pipeline tracking for new agents you want to hire. - Retention mode: monthly check-ins, production reviews, and stay-interview tasks for agents who already joined. Account-Level vs. User-Level Settings Some settings belong to the whole account (and only admins/owners can change them). Other settings belong to individual users. Account-level settings (Account Settings, admins only) - Account name, address, logo, and brand settings - Default timezone for campaigns and reports - Working hours for call/text throttling - Lead-access rules — who can see which leads (all, mine, or mine+unassigned), configured separately for Recruiting and Retention - Cross-account sharing — whether leads are visible to other accounts in the organization - Phone number, caller ID, SMS compliance profile - Integrations — Relitix MLS, Courted, career site, etc. See your account settings page to edit these. User-level settings (My Profile) - Your name, email, phone, profile photo, timezone - Your email signature - Your password - Your notification preferences (email/bell alerts) See [How to Update Your User Profile in BrokerKit] to edit these. Account vs. Organization - An account is an operational workspace — one office, one pipeline. - An organization is a parent container for one or more accounts, typically used by brokerages with multiple offices. Organizations share billing and may enable cross-account lead sharing. If you belong to multiple accounts in the same organization, switch between them from the account selector in the top-right corner. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I turn off Recruiting if I only do Retention (or vice versa)? A: Both modes are always available on every account — simply don't use the mode you don't need. Contacts you haven't created in a given mode will never appear there. Q: Does a lead in Recruiting automatically move to Retention when they're hired? A: Only when you change their status to one that's in the Retention stage (e.g., Active or Onboarding). Status changes drive pipeline movement. Q: Can staff see each other's leads? A: This depends on your account's lead-access rules. Admins configure this in account settings separately for Recruiting and Retention (options: all leads, mine only, or mine + unassigned). Q: What's the difference between an account and an organization? A: An account is a single workspace. An organization groups multiple accounts under one billing umbrella (e.g., a brokerage with offices in different cities, each as its own account).

Last updated on Apr 16, 2026