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Sunday seller brief software
The Sunday Beat turns reviewed listing activity, buyer response, completed work, market context, and the next move into one polished seller read. You revise every word. Your seller receives it Sunday evening.
Fictional sample · Illustrative data
1428 Waverly Ridge · Week 6
The Sunday Beat
Sunday, June 7
Showings
5
Feedback
4
Marketing
6
Seller summary
Buyer traffic stayed healthy this week. Price sensitivity is showing up in feedback, so the next update should include market context.
Fictional seller reply
Delivered · Sun 6:42 PM
The five-part read
The Sunday Beat is edited around the seller's questions, not around the order data happened to enter the system.
01
What happened across the listing, written as a concise editorial summary instead of a data dump.
02
What showings, inquiries, open houses, and feedback are revealing without turning one comment into a pattern.
03
The seller-approved calls, marketing, outreach, follow-up, and preparation recorded in The Work Log.
04
Relevant listing attention, pricing signals, and comparable movement that the agent chooses to explain.
05
The specific action the agent recommends before the next update, written plainly enough to remember.
Evidence before prose
ListingBeat pulls the seller-approved material already attached to the listing. The narrative is grounded in that record, and unsupported claims stay out.
See how the proof record is builtSunday Beat source
The Work Log
Approved listing activity and Agent Value Receipt items
Buyer response
Showing feedback, inquiries, and open-house notes
Listing attention
Website views and other signals with agent-added context
Market evidence
Comparable notes and pricing signals the agent documents
Agent direction
The recommendation and next step the seller should understand
Agent approval boundary
ListingBeat can organize the evidence and polish a grounded draft on eligible plans. It cannot send, invent, or approve the story. The listing agent owns every word the seller receives.
From record to sent issue
The workflow is quick enough for Sunday and controlled enough for a client document.
Build
ListingBeat assembles the approved activity, feedback, value receipt, market context, and existing next step attached to the listing.
Draft
Eligible plans can polish the grounded narrative. Drafting cannot add unsupported numbers, market claims, buyer sentiment, or completed work.
Revise
Change the headline, weekly read, buyer response, completed-work introduction, and next move before the brief leaves the agent view.
Approve
Seller View Safety checks the saved and sent version while private notes, raw metadata, and internal audit language stay outside the document.
Deliver
The seller receives the approved Beat. The sent issue remains locked, readable in the secure portal, and exportable as a branded PDF.
Automated report versus client brief
Metrics matter. The brief earns trust by explaining the week, documenting the work, and making the next move clear while the evidence is still fresh.
Decision point
An automated metric report
The Sunday Beat
Automated report
A blank template or automatically pulled metrics
The Sunday Beat
Reviewed Work Log activity, buyer response, evidence, and agent direction
Automated report
A collection of numbers and status lines
The Sunday Beat
A concise weekly read that explains what happened and what it means
Automated report
The report sends from a fixed template or live data page
The Sunday Beat
The agent revises every narrative section and approves the final seller view
Automated report
Visibility depends on the original source
The Sunday Beat
Seller View Safety keeps working notes, raw metadata, and unfinished drafts out
Automated report
The shared page keeps changing with new data
The Sunday Beat
Each sent Beat stays locked as the communication record for that week
After delivery
Sellers can revisit approved Beats from their secure portal. Agents can export a branded letter-sized PDF from web or mobile. The sent content stays locked so the record does not quietly change after delivery.
The approved weekly read remains the same document the seller received.
Save or share the letter-sized artifact from web or the native mobile share sheet.
Fictional seller reply
Delivered · Sun 6:42 PM
The Sunday Beat FAQ
The Sunday Beat is ListingBeat's weekly seller brief for an active residential listing. It separates the week's read, buyer response, completed work, market context, and the next move in an agent-approved document delivered Sunday evening.
A useful weekly seller brief should explain what happened, what buyers are saying, what the agent completed, what the evidence means, and what happens next. It should be specific without publishing private notes or unsupported conclusions.
No. Nothing seller-facing sends before the agent reviews and approves it. ListingBeat can assemble and, on eligible plans, polish a grounded draft, but the listing agent owns the final language and delivery.
No. The drafting workflow is constrained to seller-approved source data and rejects unsupported numbers. The agent still checks the facts, interpretation, tone, and seller visibility before sending.
Yes. The agent can revise the title, weekly read, buyer response, completed-work introduction, and next move. Seller View Safety runs on save and send.
The seller receives the approved Beat and can return to sent issues through the secure magic-link seller portal without creating another password. Every plan can also export a sent Beat as a branded letter-sized PDF.
Yes. The Free plan includes full-quality Sunday Beats for one active listing, along with The Listing Kit, The Listing Promise, a seller-safe portal, and branded PDF export. Assisted drafting begins on Solo and is fully available on Pro and above.
This Sunday evening
Start free with one active listing. Build the proof during the week, approve the issue, and send your first Sunday Beat.