Where a tour explains the screen in front of you, the Academy teaches the platform deliberately, in order. It is in the main navigation.
#The two tracks
| Track | Covers |
|---|---|
| Stand up your brokerage, 6 lessons | From a questionnaire to a branded, live site: build the starter site, brand it, connect domain and email, your MLS history, import contacts, blogs and content |
| Run your business, 8 lessons | Daily operation: capture and organise leads, create a listing, offer to close, inspections and calendar, campaigns and triggers, EasyInsights, share and measure, re-engage past clients |
These docs follow the same order
The Academy ordering is the backbone of this manual, so moving between them never means reorienting. It is the order the people who onboard agents actually use.
#How a lesson is shaped
| Part | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Goal | What you will have achieved |
| Why it matters | The reason it is worth your time |
| A line from the class | A quote from the session recording, tying the written lesson to the video |
| Numbered steps | The actions, in order |
| “You’ve now done it” | What finished looks like, so you are not left guessing |
#Videos
Lessons play inside the app and open at the moment being discussed rather than at the start. The full link is always shown if you would rather open it in a new tab.
Why there are no time estimates
Lessons do not show a time estimate, and the catalog has no progress bars, a curriculum reads better as a curriculum than as a checklist. A part-watched video restarts at the point the lesson is about rather than where you stopped, which is the more useful place to land.
#Which to use
| Academy | Documentation |
|---|---|
| You want to be taught, in order | You want to look something up |
| You are new and signed in | You are anywhere, signed in or not |
| You want video | You want detail, limits and edge cases |