Ten sections from goals to net proceeds, in your brand colours, prefilled from the valuation engine and live listings around the home. Pick the seller, pick the address, press Prefill, switch off the slides you do not need, publish, and export the PPTX for the appointment.
The deck follows the conversation: what the seller wants, what the market is doing, what the home is worth, how to price it, how it will be marketed, and what they walk away with. Every section is a slide or two you can switch off.
Prefill runs the same valuation engine as your website, pulls the live listings around the home, and writes every number it produces into the deck in one pass. The highlighted sections above are the ones it fills.
Low, recommended and high come straight from the engine's likely range and estimate, with its confidence grade shown in the prefill panel.
Aggressive, recommended and aspirational map onto the range, each with the days-on-market band a seller should expect.
The CMA slide lists the comparables the engine used, and the competition slide lists the active listings a buyer will compare you to. Real addresses, not "456 Comparable Ln".
Median sale price, months of supply, median days on market, sale-to-list ratio, listings with a price cut, and active listings like yours, from the feed your agreement covers.
Sale price at the recommended figure, listing compensation, land transfer and legal lines, and the estimated net, with the basis for every line written under it.
low · mid · high from the engine's likely range and estimate. The same figures the homeowner would see on your website.
Recommended price, less 2.5% listing compensation, land transfer at 0.5%, and $1,800 title and legal. Payoff and concessions stay blank for you to fill.
Value range, positions, comps, actives, tiles and net sheet are written together. A deck cannot arrive at an appointment with a range but placeholder positions.
Every slide has a checkbox in the rail and an editor for its own text, rows and stats. Brand colours come from Settings › Brand, the hero image from Street View at the address, and the agent card from the roster.
Four colours carry the whole deck. They start from RealViu's defaults and take your brokerage's palette from Settings › Brand.
Preview shows the enabled slides. Publishing captures the deck as it stands, and only a published deck can be exported, so what you bring to the appointment is what you reviewed.
Seller, agent and address first. Prefill fills the numbers. Edit any slide's text, rows and stats in the editor; every change saves as you go.
Add seller, agent, and subject address before publishing.
Publishing captures the deck. Change something later and the button reads Update published, so the exported file and the reviewed deck never drift apart.
Preview of enabled slides. Export PPTX unlocks after you save & publish.
A 16:9 PowerPoint file built from the published deck, with your colours, the Street View cover and the agent photo. Present it, print it, or send it after the meeting.
A presentation captures the listing material as it is when you build it. Rebuild it if prices or status change before the appointment.
The presentation builder is a Marketing Studio tool on Dominance AI, in both the brokerage and the agent portal. Prefill uses the valuation engine and the listing feed your plan already has, so nothing extra is switched on for it.
The complete platform. Billed monthly, cancel any month, provisioned the moment payment is confirmed.
Market tiles and competition come from the listing feed your board agreement covers. Sold comparables need a VOW agreement in place.
From the same valuation engine that runs on your website and from live listings around the address. Prefill writes the value range, the three pricing positions, the CMA comparables, the active competition, the market tiles and the net sheet together, so no slide is left on a placeholder.
Yes. Every slide has an editor for its text, rows and stats, and changes save as you go. Prefill again and the numbers refresh; your own wording elsewhere stays.
No. Each slide has a checkbox in the rail. Preview shows only the enabled slides, and the export contains only those.
Publishing captures the deck as reviewed. Export builds the PPTX from that published version, so the file in the meeting matches what you approved. Change something later and the button reads Update published.
The CMA slide uses listed asking prices from active inventory and says so on the slide, and the competition slide shows active listings only. Sold comparables and the value range come from the valuation engine under your VOW agreement. The deck is a marketing aid, not an appraisal.
Admins in the brokerage portal and agents in the agent portal, on Dominance AI. The seller is a contact, the agent card comes from the roster, and the brand colours come from Settings › Brand.
Start on Dominance AI, pick a seller and an address, and the deck for your next listing appointment is prefilled, branded and exportable the same afternoon.