LetterScript for agents
When you run the file yourself, the deadlines still don't wait.
Plenty of agents run the file themselves — no coordinator, just you between the buyer and the seller, drafting the offer, chasing signatures, and somehow never missing a contingency date while you're out showing property.
LetterScript does the reading so you can make the calls: it reads the contract, builds the deadline calendar, tracks the disclosure package, and answers questions about the file from your phone, so the administrative half of the transaction stops eating your evenings.
How LetterScript helps
Deposit, disclosure, contingency, and close deadlines are read out of the purchase agreement onto the calendar automatically, and on the transactions you create, the mobile app can push you an alert before each contingency and close of escrow.
Point-of-sale checklist matching shows what's collected and what's still outstanding at a glance.
Ask the transaction a question and find the page that answers your buyer on the spot — document-backed answers carry a citation to the source that says so.
The free address Lookup returns a property's point-of-sale requirements up front, so you walk into the listing presentation already knowing the at-sale items on record for it.
Start free
Open your first transaction free and see the whole file — calendar, disclosures, and answers — worked from your documents.
Start freeBuilt to catch what slips
- A contingency date missed because you were in the field, not at the desk
- A disclosure gap you find at closing instead of at listing
- An evening lost to reconstructing a deadline from the contract
More roles
Transaction coordinators
The paperwork lane, on rails — from the offer to the archive.
Teams
The same contract-derived spine on every transaction, so every file looks the same on close day.
Learn moreBrokers
The file arrives review-ready — every date and figure pointing back at its source.
Learn moreInformational only — not legal advice. Rules change and the list may be incomplete; point-of-sale rules and contract deadlines vary by jurisdiction and by contract — the local jurisdiction and the executed agreement are the final authority. Confirm each requirement with the city or county before close.