Commission Visibility
See the commission details behind the closing.
Built for: Broker-owners who can't say what a commission is worth until the closing statement arrives, and agents who want their own forecast visible before then.
Where this breaks down today
The closing date is approaching, but the agent and broker are working from separate commission figures. Production reviews need the transaction, split and recorded status together so the team can distinguish a forecast from the amount confirmed at closing.
- A commission figure is not confirmed until the closing statement lands from the title company.
- A broker-owner with more than one office cannot see production or pipeline across all of them.
- Marketing spend cannot be tied back to which listings or agents it actually helped close.
How The Forge addresses it
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Commission forecast to approval to reconciliation
Proposed, not yet verified: A projected commission is calculated the moment a deal goes under contract, requires a second-person approval before disbursement, and is checked against the actual closing statement so a mismatch is flagged instead of quietly absorbed.
What employees see
- Proposed view, not yet verified: Agent: their own commission forecast and history, not other agents' figures.
- Proposed view, not yet verified: Team Lead: cannot view commission or compliance detail for agents outside their team.
What managers control
- Proposed view, not yet verified: Broker-Owner: commission forecasts and reconciliation for the full brokerage, and configures compensation plans.
- Proposed view, not yet verified: Broker-Owner: cross-office production, marketing spend versus closed volume, rolled up across every office and team.
Integrations required
- Your back-office commission and disbursement systems
- Your accounting and payroll software (stays the record for the money)
Security & data
Agent, team and office record separation has not been verified. Tenant isolation is not proof of private agent or commission access. Review and test exact permissions before entering confidential records. Referral-fee and anti-kickback considerations, including RESPA where applicable, remain the brokerage compliance process's responsibility; The Forge does not evaluate legality.
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Read the guide- Proposed view, not yet verified: Broker-Owner: commission forecasts and reconciliation for the full brokerage, and configures compensation plans.
- Proposed view, not yet verified: Broker-Owner: cross-office production, marketing spend versus closed volume, rolled up across every office and team.
- Proposed view, not yet verified: Agent: their own commission forecast and history, not other agents' figures.
- Proposed view, not yet verified: Team Lead: cannot view commission or compliance detail for agents outside their team.