XP and levels
Activity that moves your business forward earns XP, and XP moves your level. Progress you can see without opening a spreadsheet.
Everything in Zignin
Setup, sign in, follow up, and the business that comes out the other side. Here is what each part does.
Start a session when you arrive and end it when you lock up. Everything that happens between those two taps belongs to that session, so nothing gets attributed to the wrong home.
- Start and end a hosting session
- One property, many sessions over time
- A live visitor counter while you host
- Optional agent PIN protection
Capture the property when you get there and it becomes a card you keep. Over months the Collection turns into a visual record of the homes you have worked.
- Capture a property in a few taps
- Photos you select or shoot yourself
- Repeat hosting stays on the same property
- A visual history instead of a spreadsheet
Hand the iPad to a visitor and Zignin becomes the front desk. It is fast enough that people finish it, and it looks like it belongs to you rather than to a software vendor.
- Property photo and your branding
- A short question flow
- Three visual kiosk themes
- Session visitor counter
- Works on iPhone and iPad
- XP and celebrations held until the session ends
Sign ins arrive as leads, already tied to the property and session they came from. You open the app after the open house and the follow up list is already built.
- Contact information and notes
- Timeline and pipeline stage
- Linked to the session it came from
- Full lead detail on every record
Ending an open house produces a recap of that session: who came, how they were rated, what is worth following up, and what you earned in XP for the work.
- Visitor count for the session
- Hot, warm, and cold breakdown
- Follow up opportunities
- XP earned and personal bests
Track the business your work produces. Closings that started with an open house lead sit alongside the ones you log by hand, so the year is complete in one view.
- GCI and sales volume
- Transactions closed
- Open houses hosted
- Earnings by source
Hot, warm, and cold at a glance
Leads are organized by how promising they are, so the first call after an open house is an easy decision rather than a scroll through a list.
- hot
- Call these first.
- warm
- Worth a real conversation.
- cold
- Kept and organized for later.
Progress you can actually see
Streaks
Consistency is the hard part of this job. A streak gives the weekends you show up something to add up to.
Achievements
Milestones unlock as your habits hold, from your first hosted open house onward.
Personal bests
Your own records, set and broken by you. No leaderboard against strangers.
The parts that keep working after the open house
Career goals
Set annual targets and watch the year fill in against them.
Business sources
See where closings came from, including the ones that started at an open house.
Customization
Three kiosk themes, your branding, and a sign in flow you shape around the property.
iPhone and iPad
Run your day from the phone in your pocket. Set the iPad by the door for visitors.
Fourteen days free, then one plan with everything you just read about.
Coming to the App Store
Zignin is being prepared for release on the App Store.
