Vancouver-based Loft47 is moving beyond commission accounting.
The company announced a major expansion of its platform, adding transaction management, compliance review, and workflow orchestration — positioning the software as a system of record for real estate brokerages rather than a standalone financial tool.
Modern brokerages typically operate across multiple disconnected systems: deal paperwork, e-signature platforms, compliance tracking, and commission accounting. That fragmentation forces back-office teams to manually reconcile transactions before commissions can be calculated and paid.
Loft47’s new capabilities aim to close that gap by linking the financial ledger directly to the deal lifecycle.
“Brokerages don’t struggle because they lack tools — they struggle because they’re forced to reconcile too many of them,” said Sasha Hryciuk, Founder and CEO of Loft47. “We’re connecting financial accuracy with operational execution so the back office has visibility from contract to close, even when agents use different platforms.”
The release introduces AI-driven deal creation from uploaded contracts, automated signature verification, and structured requirement tracking. Rather than requiring agents to adopt a single transaction or e-signature provider, the platform ingests documents from multiple sources while maintaining compliance oversight and audit trails inside the brokerage’s accounting environment.
The company says brokerages previously spending full days manually reviewing contracts can reduce data entry and review time by more than 50 percent, with many customers seeing roughly 25 percent lower administrative effort within the first month.
For real estate firms, commissions represent complex financial flows tied directly to deal completion. Because accounting systems ultimately determine payouts, they often become the operational control point for compliance and reporting as firms scale.
Loft47 is leaning into that role.
“Financial systems already hold the source of truth for a brokerage,” said Chief Revenue Officer Tracy Simmons. “By structuring the operational workflow around that data, firms gain transparency and automation without forcing agents to change how they work.”
By integrating transaction verification with commission accounting, Loft47 is positioning its platform as infrastructure underpinning brokerage operations — not just a back-office ledger — giving firms a unified view of deal status, requirements, and financial outcomes in a single environment.
Hryciuk said the goal is to shift the back office from reconciliation to oversight.
“When data is clean, workflows are visible, and compliance is provable, the brokerage operates with greater speed and confidence,” he said.
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