Client portals
Buyers and sellers get a live view of their own transaction — milestones, documents, and exactly what is waiting on them.
Nexus Rlty is intelligent transaction management software for Colorado real estate agents — Orbit reads your inbox, files every document, chases every signature, and keeps buyers and sellers current, from contract to close.
Live demo, not a screenshot — open a step and click through the deal.
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Connecting your seller through handing over the keys — one workflow, no handoffs.
Buy-side and sell-side run on the same transaction, so a dual deal is one deal.
Orbit reads the deal mail and moves work forward while you are at a showing.
What a client needs to see their whole transaction. No app, no password reset.
Nothing about a transaction requires six tools and a spreadsheet. It requires one place where the deal is true.
Nexus watches the inbox you already use. Deal mail is matched to a property, tagged by subject, and its attachments filed to the right module — so the message that actually needs you is the one at the top.
Orbit is a transaction coordinator that reads every deal you run. Ask it for a counterproposal, an amend & extend, or a status recap — it drafts the real document, shows you exactly what it is about to do, and waits for your approval.
Financing, inspections, title, closing, documents, compliance and the calendar all read from the same transaction. Move a closing date once and every deadline, portal and reminder downstream moves with it.
Orbit reads every deal you run — the mail, the contract, the documents, the dates — and does the admin that usually falls to whoever has the least time. It proposes, you approve. Nothing leaves your account without you.
Buyers and sellers get a live view of their own transaction — milestones, documents, and exactly what is waiting on them.
Colorado promulgated forms rendered to the letter, filled from deal data, and routed for signature in the right order.
Dates are read out of the contract on acceptance. Change one and every downstream deadline follows.
One versioned file per deal. Uploaded by clients, generated by Nexus, or pulled straight out of an email.
Receive, compare and counter on terms instead of PDFs — with the negotiation history attached to the deal.
Pull comparables, adjust them in place, and hand the seller a defensible range you can actually explain.
In transit and at rest, on every document and message.
TOTP 2FA, live session list, and one-click revoke.
A client sees their own deal. Never another one.
Who changed what, when, on every file in the transaction.
Promulgated forms match the printed original, line for line.
We moved buyer updates, seller milestones, documents, and signatures into Nexus, and the constant status-check emails dropped almost immediately. Clients feel guided through the process, and my agents spend their time negotiating instead of triaging admin.
Diego MartinezTeam Lead, BrightDoor GroupOrbit is the first thing we have used that actually follows through on transaction admin. It catches inspection responses, lender follow-ups, and unsigned documents before someone on my team has to chase them manually.
Samira PatelCompliance Director, Align RealtyThe seller portal changed how we manage listings. Sellers can see exactly what stage the deal is in, what needs approval, and which forms are still outstanding without waiting for us to rewrite the same update over and over.
Avery ChenAnalyst, North Park RealtyNexus gave us one place to run the entire transaction. The deal timeline, client tasks, document collection, and follow-ups all stay visible, which means fewer surprises for our team and a much more polished experience for clients.
Jordan LeePrincipal Broker, Lee & Co.The free plan runs real deals — client portals, documents, pricing and email. Orbit and the automation layer are what you pay for, per agent, cancel whenever.
No. Nexus connects to the inbox you already use and reads the mail for the deals you run. You keep replying from Nexus or from your own client — either way the thread stays filed against the property.
No, and it is not trying to be. A CRM is built for the part of the job before you have a deal. Nexus starts at the executed contract and runs everything after it — disclosures, offers, title, inspection, closing and the client experience around all of it.
Yes. Buy-side and sell-side each have their own workflow and their own client portal, and both read from the same transaction, so a deal you have on both sides is still one deal.
Colorado promulgated residential forms — the contract, counterproposal, seller property disclosure, exclusive right to sell, inspection resolution, amend & extend, closing instructions and their addenda. Each one is rendered to match the printed original so it is recognisable to everyone at the table.
Yes, and it is free for them. You send a unique, protected sign-up link and their account is created from it — so nobody reaches a portal they were not invited to. Once they are in, they see the milestones, documents and requests for their own transaction and nothing else, and it stays current without you writing an update.
Traffic is encrypted in transit and at rest, client portals are scoped so a buyer or seller only ever sees their own transaction, and two-factor authentication is available on every account alongside a login history you can review. We never sell your data or use your documents to train AI models — the full breakdown is in our privacy policy.
Every form is a Colorado promulgated form rendered to match the printed original, and every file keeps a full audit trail of who changed or signed what and when. Electronic signatures are legally binding under ESIGN, UETA and Colorado law, and records are retained for the period real estate recordkeeping and brokerage rules require. Nexus is not your broker, your attorney, or your E&O coverage — you are still responsible for reviewing a form before it goes out.
Set Nexus up on the deal you are working right now. It takes about ten minutes, and you keep the free plan for as long as you want it.