Your whole sales pipeline, on one screen.
What it is
Sale agreed is where the real work starts. Street.co.uk runs every sale from memorandum of sale to completion in one table, with a checklist for each sale type and a chain that builds itself.
Who benefits
Sales progressor. Open the sales table and know who to chase today, with the whole chain one tab away.
Agency owner. Your fee arrives at completion. Every blockage is in plain sight before it stalls a deal.
Branch manager. Any colleague picks up any file and sees the same checklist and chain. Nothing leaves with a progressor on holiday.
5 sale types
Freehold, leasehold, auction, probate and Scottish, each with its own workflow.
0 double entry
Proof of funds, AML and memorandum of sale complete on the checklist automatically when they happen in Street.
1 or 9 properties
No matter the number of properties in the chain, see it all in one place.
Forty live sales, each with solicitors to chase and a chain on a notepad, and the full picture in one person's head.
Start the day knowing who to chase.
Cards at the top of the sales table show what is overdue, what is due to exchange and what is due to complete. One click filters to the sales that need you. Open any of them and the Chain tab shows every link above and below your property, and who is acting on each one.
Your whole pipeline, on one screen.
It is 8.45 on a Monday. Open the sales table and every live sale has its own row showing each stage of its progression. Any date that has slipped is already red. Click "Due to exchange this week" and the list narrows to the files that need you, with the next action on each one.
- Overdue, exchange and completion at a glance: Summary cards at the top of the table, each one a filter.
- Filter in a click: By branch, by progressor, by sale type or by what is due this week.
- A next action on every sale: Chase the buyer's solicitor for searches, confirm the exchange date, call the lender.
- Dates that flag themselves: Expected exchange and completion dates turn red the moment they slip.
A checklist that fits the sale.
Every type of sale has its own workflow, set up once in settings. Accept an offer and Street picks the right one: leasehold gets the management pack and lease checks, probate walks a progressor through every step. When the work happens in Street, the checklist knows. Proof of funds, AML and memorandum of sale complete without anyone touching them.
- Built for the sale type: Freehold, leasehold, auction, probate and Scottish, each with the steps that apply.
- Yours to shape: Add "Gifted deposit letter received" under mortgage offer and every progressor in the branch works the same way.
- Complete or not required: If a step does not apply, mark it as not required rather than ticking something that did not happen.
- Steps that tick themselves: AML, proof of funds and memorandum of sale complete straight from the record.
A chain that builds itself.
Your buyers are selling 23 Maple Drive. That sale is in Street, so the link builds itself and both sales show the same chain. Vendors buying in two directions? Add both and the chain shows both sides. Three properties or nine, it all sits on one screen, with the agent, solicitor and mortgage adviser on every link a click away.
- Links that build themselves: When the next sale is in Street, the link appears on both sales. Nobody types the same chain twice.
- Update once: Add a link on one sale and every linked sale updates with it, whichever one your colleague opens.
- Split chains, mapped: Vendors buying in two directions? Both sides on one screen.
- Every contact on every link: Agent, solicitor and mortgage adviser, a click away.
Where everyone is up to, without the phone.
Every note from every property in the chain sits in one place. Open the chain and see what the agent two links up said this morning. The Street AI overview reads all of it and gives you one paragraph covering the whole chain, so when the buyer rings, the answer is already on screen. On Cortex, the routine chasing has happened before you open the file.
- Notes from the whole chain: Every property's notes in one view, in order.
- Important dates on the file: A vendor on holiday last week explains why his signature is only arriving today.
- AI chain overview: One paragraph covering status, recent activity and any risks, regenerated as notes are added. Copy relevant sections in a click to update anyone who needs it.
- Cortex does the chasing: The buyer's solicitor has already been asked for the signed contract, so your progressors spend their time on the sales that need a person.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Each sale type has its own workflow in settings. Reorder steps, add your own, and mark any step as mandatory or optional.
The checklist completes it. Proof of funds, AML and memorandum of sale tick themselves the moment they happen on the record.
Add it anyway. Enter the property, the agent, the solicitor and the mortgage adviser, and it sits in the chain like any other link. When the next sale is one of yours, Street links the two automatically.
It regenerates as notes are added to any property in the chain.