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Effective Date: August 30, 2025

Applies To: All team members


Purpose

To ensure smooth closings, compliance with legal requirements, and reduced admin time for the team, all transaction information must be updated promptly and consistently in Faltour. This protects our clients, our reputation, and each other.


Standards of Behaviour

1. Accepted Offers

  • Enter full transaction details into Faltour within 24 hours of acceptance.

  • Upload APS and supporting documents at the same time.

2. Compliance Documents

  • Upload FINTRAC and ID before keys are released.

  • Upload waivers/amendments within 12 hours of execution.

3. Ongoing Updates

  • Update status changes (conditional → firm, extensions, price changes, etc.) in Faltour same day.

  • Upload all relevant correspondence or documents as they are received.

4. Closing & File Completion

  • Upload final documents (e.g., statement of adjustments, lawyer correspondence) within 24 hours of receipt.

  • Mark file complete in Faltour once closing is confirmed.


Accountability

  • Weekly spot-checks will be done by Marlena or Nick to ensure compliance.

  • Each agent is responsible for keeping their files up to date.

  • Missing or late documents slow down the team and add unnecessary admin work.


Incentives & Consequences

  • Recognition: Agents who consistently meet standards will be acknowledged at team meetings.

  • Lead Priority: Agents in good standing will have priority access to team-generated leads.

  • Follow-Up: Agents falling behind will first receive a reminder. Repeated issues may result in temporary suspension from receiving new leads until standards are met.


Why This Matters

  • Client Care: Ensures compliance, reduces stress, and provides a seamless client experience.

  • Team Efficiency: Saves time for everyone by preventing document-chasing.

  • Professionalism: Reinforces our reputation for thoroughness and reliability.


Would you like me to also draft a short script you could read in your next team meeting to roll this out smoothly (so it feels like a professional system update, not a personal correction)?

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