Can a brand define its own territory-availability rules?

Can a brand define its own territory-availability rules?

Yes. Each brand defines its own territory availability rules, and Territory Checks apply those rules to every request.

Rules you can configure

  • Distance: whether any opportunity within a chosen distance counts as available

  • Status definitions: what counts as available, sold, pending, exclusive, or unavailable

  • Resales: whether resales count as available and how they are routed

  • State registration: how to handle states where the brand is not registered. Platform brands can show "unregistered" instead of "unavailable."

  • Supporting details: which notes, alternatives, or maps appear in responses

Settings by brand and workflow

  • Turn checks on or off by brand, broker group, or workflow.

  • Exclude specific brokers when needed.

  • Set response recipients by brand.

How setup works

Our engineers build your rules into the system before your pilot or launch, then test them against real scenarios.

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