In an agency, documents get scattered: a memo in a chat, the price list in an email, the manual in three versions. The wiki is the one place to upload them and find them again.
Management's announcements, numbered and archived: read them when they come out and find them again when you need them.
How to win a listing, how to handle a negotiation, how to use the platform: the agency's procedures, written down once.
Costs, suppliers and useful contacts always up to date: nobody uses last year's price list any more.
Training materials and reading paths for people joining the agency.
Listing agreements, offers, checklists: PDF, Word or Excel attachments, always downloaded in the latest version.
Org chart, roles, house rules and cloud folder structure: who does what, in black and white.
This is the real Company Wiki, inside MyBrokerage. Scroll and follow management as they publish a new guide for the team.
From the + button, choose what to create: a wiki page written straight in the editor, or a ready-made PDF, Word or Excel attachment.
Give it a title and pick the category: memos, administration, operations, training. If needed, place it under an existing page to keep related documents together.
The editor works like any document: headings, paragraphs, lists. Type / and the quick commands are right there.
A summary with title, category, type and a preview of the content. One click on Save document and it's published.
The document goes into the wiki, in its category, alongside memos, manuals and price lists. No email, no WhatsApp message: whoever looks for it finds it.
New agents have a reading path ready: how listings are won, how to use the platform, what the house rules are.