Seam help center

Find the task, not the jargon.

Choose the guide that matches the work in front of you. Each one explains what the screen means, what to do next, and when to ask the person who owns the relationship.

01 / REALTOR

Realtors and coordinators

Use this guide if you work in Signal: start on Today, review leads, update clients, request documents, and invite collaborators.

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02 / CLIENT

Buyers, sellers, and homeowners

Use this guide if you use Journey: read the current step, complete tasks, share requested files, and ask for help.

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03 / PARTNER

Lenders, title, inspectors, and other partners

Use this guide if someone invited you to one request: check your scope, respond, share a file or update, and finish the handoff.

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04 / MANAGEMENT

Brokerage owners and managers

Use this guide if you manage a brokerage workspace: organize offices, invite agents, assign access, move ownership, and review changes.

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Start with the right workspace.

Signal is for realty teams and brokerage staff. Journey is for buyers, sellers, and homeowners. Partners normally enter through a limited invitation, so a missing menu may be intentional.

  • Use your own invitation or sign-in page.
    Do not forward a client or partner invitation to someone else.
  • Only share information requested in the workspace.
    Keep passwords and highly sensitive information out of notes and messages.
  • Ask the person who invited you or your manager when access looks wrong.
    They can confirm the role, resend an invitation, or request a support review.

A client record is only part of the work.

A conventional CRM usually keeps contacts, deals, tasks, messages, and reports. Seam can handle those records or work beside the CRM your team already has.

What Seam adds is the work after the record: the client’s own plan, requested documents, limited partner invitations, and brokerage ownership changes. Those actions remain connected to the same person and transaction.

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When a sign-in or invitation does not work.

  • Check which sign-in you need.
    Realtors and brokerage staff use Signal. Buyers, sellers, and homeowners use Journey.
  • Use Forgot password from the correct sign-in page.
    Return to the same browser after opening the recovery email.
  • Ask for a new invitation if the page says the link expired.
    For security, an old or already-used invitation may not open again.
  • Tell support what you were trying to do.
    Include your role, workspace name, page, and what you expected. Leave out passwords and client documents.
  • Still stuck?
    Email [email protected] without including passwords or confidential documents.