For transaction coordinators
Priced by files, not seats.
One queue across every brokerage you serve. Thirty, sixty or a hundred active files. Your fee tracked on the deal and invoiced, and you never hold a commission split.
Built for how the job actually works.
01One queue, every client. All the brokerages you serve in one place. You pick which agent you are acting for before you edit anything.
02Capacity pricing. You are charged for how many files you carry, not how many people log in.
03Your fee, tracked and invoiced. Set it once. Every deal carries a fee row billed to agent, broker or title, with a numbered invoice.
04Chase a document by name. Pick the document and the person; Hubia emails a private upload link and the file lands in the right slot, uploader stamped.
05You never hold splits. Commission splits are set by management only. That boundary is in the product, not just in the manual.
One licensing rule, said plainly. A TC plan licenses your own book of business across the agents and brokerages you serve. Running a single brokerage's internal pipeline through a TC plan is not permitted, that is a Brokerage plan. We would rather you know that now than at renewal.