🏡 Fundytus Inc. Team Wiki
Welcome & How to Use This Wiki
The Fundytus Inc. Wiki is your go-to guide for how our team works. It’s designed to keep us aligned, consistent, and efficient, whether you’re brand new to the team or a seasoned member.
This wiki contains:
Our EOS framework – the structure that guides our team’s vision, accountability, and culture.
Playbooks and checklists – practical step-by-step guides to help you complete recurring tasks.
Team standards and policies – ensuring we present a consistent, professional brand to our clients and community.
Resources and references – from scripts and client guides to recommended books, podcasts, and videos.
🔑 How to Use the Table of Contents
The Table of Contents (TOC) is organized into 9 sections.
Each section covers a key part of how we operate:
EOS Model & Accountability (our structure and culture)
Branding & Marketing (how we present ourselves)
Website (our digital storefront and lead engine)
Onboarding (guides for joining the team)
Operations (systems, workflows, admin playbooks)
Finance (compensation, budgets, transparency)
Tools & Software (digital + physical tools we use)
Resources (scripts, guides, training, glossary)
Appendices (policies, archives, historical info)
Playbooks are linked throughout. If you need step-by-step instructions for something (like posting to social media, submitting a deal, or setting up email), follow the playbook link.
Cross-links connect related sections, so you’ll never see duplicate info. For example, “Compensation & Splits” lives in Finance but is referenced in Onboarding.
🌟 Why This Wiki Matters
Consistency: Ensures every team member does things the same way, reducing errors.
Efficiency: Saves time by providing ready-to-use scripts, checklists, and playbooks.
Onboarding: New hires can quickly learn our culture, systems, and processes.
Accountability: Aligns with EOS so every seat knows its role and responsibilities.
📌 Tip for new team members:
Start with Section 1 (EOS) to understand how we’re structured, and then move to Section 4 (Onboarding) to get set up with tools and systems.
📌 Tip for current team members:
Bookmark your most used playlists and checklists. Use the Glossary (Section 8.5) if you ever hear a term that you don’t recognize.
1. EOS Model and Accountability Chart
1.1 What is EOS? (Overview of the Entrepreneurial Operating System)
1.2 Our Vision, Mission, and Core Values
- Visionary
- Integrator
- Sales and Marketing
- Sales Lead
- Realtors
- Operations
- Finance
- Vision/Traction Organizer (V/TO)
- Level 10 Meetings
- Leadership Team Level 10
- Sales and Marketing Level 10
- Rocks
- Scorecard
1.5 How EOS Shapes Our Team Culture
- One year Nurture Plan
- Annual Equity Updates
- Client Events
- Leads - Converting New Leads
- Listings - Leveraging Listing to Meet More Clients
- MLS - As a Marketing Tool
- Paperwork - As a Marketing Tool
- Solving Problems - Problems Can be a Marketing Opportunity
- Referrals - Systems for Generating Referrals
- W&Q - Weekly and Quarterly Updates
- WCR - Weekly Content Roundup
- WNE - What’s Next Emails for Each Stage
2.2 Brand Guidelines
- Logo Use
- Colours and Fonts
- Photography and Video Style
- Tone and Voice
- Approved Platforms
- Posting Frequency
- Dos and Don’ts
- Personal vs. Team Accounts
- [Playbook: Creating and Scheduling a Post]
- Farm: Beacon Hill North Overview
- Open House Promotions
- Seasonal Campaigns (Ice Cream Day, Titans Games, etc.)
- [Playbook: Beacon Hill Farm]
- Event Guidelines
- Sponsorships
- Public Speaking Guidelines
- [Playbook: Event Setup and Checklist]
- Social Media Metrics
- Lead Tracking from Campaigns
- [Playbook: Monthly Marketing Report Template]
- Client Journey
- Role in Lead Generation and SEO
3.2 Updating Content
- Adding/Updating Blog Posts [Playbook]
- Editing Team Bios [Playbook]
- Listing Updates [Playbook]
- Keywords and Tagging
- Internal Linking
- Metadata and Alt Text
3.4 Integrations
- CRM (Follow Up Boss)
- Lead Capture Forms
- Calendar and Contact Forms
3.5 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- Tech Issues
- Backups and Security
- Wishlist Features
- Suggesting Updates
4. Onboarding
4.1 General Onboarding (All Team Members)
- Welcome to Fundytus Inc.
- Our Culture and Core Values
- EOS Basics (link to Section 1)
- Key Systems Setup
- Google Drive
- Google Chat
- CRM (Follow Up Boss)
- EOS ONE
- Faltour/Nexone
- Monday.com
- Communication Guidelines
- First Week Checklist [Playbook]
- Role Overview
- Buyer and Seller Playbooks
- Lead Follow-Up Expectations
- Compensation and Splits (link to Section 6)
- Tools Setup [Playbook: CRM, Lockbox, MLS Access]
- Role Overview
- Google Drive Organization
- Finance Systems
- Communication Flow
- Tools Setup [Playbook: Admin/Finance Tools]
- Role Overview
- Branding Rules (link to Section 2)
- Social Media Guidelines
- Farm Campaigns
- Tools Setup [Playbook: Canva, Scheduling, Analytics]
- Role Overview
- Connecting Visionary to Departments
- Level 10 Meeting Leadership
- EOS Tool Management
5. Operations
- Folder Structure
- Naming Conventions
- Permissions and Sharing
- Channels and DMs
- Escalation Protocols
- Etiquette
5.3 File and Document Standards
- Templates
- File Formats
- Version Control
5.4 Task and Workflow Management
- Monday.com Use
- Assigning and Tracking Tasks
- [Playbook: Weekly Task Review Process]
- Preparing Listing Documentation [Playbook]
- Processing Deposits [Playbook]
- Coordinating Closings [Playbook]
- Booking Photography/Videography [Playbook]
- Drive Access
- Chat Notifications
- Monday.com Sync
6. Finance
- Realtor Splits Chart
- Sales Lead Splits
- Bonus Structures
6.2 Payroll Overview
- Pay Schedule
- Realtor Pay
- Employee Payroll Basics
6.3 Budgeting and Profit Margins
- Target Margin (20%)
- Annual Budget Overview
- Expense Categories
- Scorecard Metrics
- Finance Rocks
- What the Team Sees
- What Leadership Tracks
- Purpose
- Key Features
- [Playbook: Adding a Lead]
- [Playbook: Adding Deals and Checklists]
- [Playbook: Tracking Lead Follow-Up]
7.2 Google Workspace
- Gmail
- Calendar
- Drive (link to Section 5)
- [Playbook: Sharing Files]
- [Playbook: Intake Forms and Internal Checklists]
7.3 EOS ONE
- Logging Rocks
- Scorecard Access
- Issues List
7.4 Faltour/Nexone
- Document Management
- Transaction Submissions
- Transaction Data Entry Standards
- [Playbook: Submitting an Agreement]
7.5 Monday.com
- Task Assignments
- Project Tracking
- [Playbook: Weekly Task Review]
- Canva
- Social Scheduling
- Video/Photo Tools
- [Playbook: Creating and Scheduling a Post]
7.7 Physical Tools
- Signage [Playbook: Installing/Removing]
- Lockboxes [Playbook: Placement/Removal Rules]
- Photography Gear (Cameras, Lenses)
- Drones [Playbook: Drone Use and Safety]
- Audio/Visual Gear (Mics, Lighting, Tripods)
- Booking and Usage Rules
- Lockbox Access Systems
- MLS Tools
8. Resources
8.1 Scripts and Templates (Internal)
- Buyer Scripts
- Seller Scripts
- Objection Handling
- Email Templates
- Flyers and Brochures
- Buyer Guide
- Seller Guide
- Market Reports
- Event Playbooks (Ice Cream Day, Titans Games, etc.)
8.3 Checklists
- Buyer Journey
- Seller Journey
- Open House
8.4 Training Materials (Internal)
- Realtor Best Practices
- OPS/Admin Processes
- Marketing Guides
- Further Reading & Viewing
- Books
- Podcasts
- Videos
- Meta Guide
9. Appendices
- Royal LePage Brokerage Requirements
- Ontario Real Estate Regulations
- Privacy Policy
- Data Security Guidelines
- Vacation and Time-Off
- Sick Leave
- Professional Development
- Old Listing Workflow
- Past Marketing Campaigns
- Old Templates
- Outdated Checklists
- Team History
- Past Accountability Charts