Xero + Reapit.
Reapit knows the pipeline and the splits. Xero knows what actually settled and what the office costs to run. Agency profit per agent and per office lives across the pair.
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One system answers questions about itself.
Commission structures make agency economics genuinely hard: splits, referral fees, retention, marketing recovery. Reapit rows against ledger rows give real contribution per agent - not gross commission written - and the sales pipeline read against overheads turns settlement timing into a cash forecast instead of a hope.
Ask it, and where the answer comes from.
“What does each agent actually contribute, after splits and costs?”
Commission from Reapit with its splits applied, against the costs the ledger attributes - the difference between the biggest writer and the biggest earner, on paper.
“How does each office perform against its cost base?”
Sales, listings and days-on-market by office from Reapit, against each office's own P&L - comparable across the group.
“What does cash look like eight weeks out?”
Pending settlements and their commission from the pipeline, against the overheads and payroll the ledger already knows are coming.
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Xero + Reapit, answered.
Does VibeCFO integrate with Reapit?
Yes - VibeCFO is a Reapit official partner, and the pipeline lands listings, sales and commission data next to the agency's Xero in a database the agency owns.
Can it consolidate multiple offices?
Yes - each office's Reapit and ledger land in the same database, so group reporting and office comparison come from one place, with each principal seeing their own office.
See Xero + Reapit on your own data.
Connect the pair in your guided 14 days and ask the questions above of your own numbers - that is the whole trial.