SortX gathers funding, chain, solicitor and timescale evidence before vendor advice is drafted, so negotiators can focus on the negotiation itself.
Offer received
Funding and chain evidence missing from buyer.
Vendor advice
Offer comparison drafted for negotiator review.
Accepted
Solicitor and chain tasks opened for progression.
SortX keeps the offer amount beside the buyer position, mortgage status, cash evidence, chain details, solicitor and preferred timescale.
The negotiator gets a decision pack that can be edited before it reaches the vendor.
Funding, ID, solicitor and chain details are requested when missing.
Competing offers are shown with caveats, buyer position and price.
Draft advice references proceedability and agreed branch wording.
Accepted offer details open the chain and solicitor tasks.
Offer decision pack
Buyer evidence
Funding, ID, solicitor and chain details are requested when missing.
Offer comparison
Competing offers are shown with caveats, buyer position and price.
Vendor advice
Draft advice references proceedability and agreed branch wording.
Progression handover
Accepted offer details open the chain and solicitor tasks.
The branch can see which offers are ready, weak or waiting on buyer proof.
plus buyer position
advice drafted for review
opened after acceptance
Offer workflow questions.
Yes. You can require manager review before advice or counter-offers are sent.
Yes. Offers can be compared by price, funding, chain risk and timescale.
No. It prepares the evidence and draft wording. The human owns the negotiation.
Gather the evidence before the vendor has to choose.