For California brokerages
Since March, their AI is your responsibility.
Your agents are entering purchase contracts into general AI tools today. There is no record of any of it, and the exposure sits with you.
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March 17, 2026
The regulator named the responsible party.
A broker’s supervisory obligation “extends to the tools used to conduct licensed or unlicensed activities, including AI-powered software,” and licensees are directed to “keep records showing how AI outputs were reviewed and verified.”
The second half is the hard part. Supervising a tool is a policy; producing records of how its output was reviewed is a system, and it has to have been running the whole time. Nobody can build that backwards.
What you are buying
Not a tool for them. A record for you.
Your agents are independent contractors. You cannot require them to use any piece of software, and any pitch that depends on you doing so is asking you to buy an outcome you are not able to deliver.
This does not ask you to require anything. You buy seats, your agents use them because the tool is better than the blank box they are using now, and every draft that passes through it lands in a record that belongs to the office rather than to the agent.
Seats are $19 each, ten minimum, billed for the year. Every seat carries the full product — unlimited amendments, priority drafting, full file history.
The supervision record
One screen. The whole office.
Every draft, per agent
Who drafted what, against which transaction, in order — across the whole office rather than one agent at a time.
Every version, kept
The first draft, each rewrite, and what changed between them. A record of review is only a record if the earlier draft still exists.
Exportable, in full
A record you cannot hand to anyone is not a record. It comes out as a file you can send to a regulator or an attorney.
Private numbers never enter it
Social Security and bank account numbers are stripped from a contract before drafting begins, so they are not in the record either.
Every draft and every version has been recorded from the day Amendly started drafting. The broker’s view of that record is being built now, and we will show it to you before you commit to anything.
The guardrails
It is built to refuse.
- It will not cite the lawNo code sections, no statutes, no form numbers. A citation that does not apply is the error you catch and a client never does.
- It will not invent a section numberIt can only name a section that already appears in the agent’s own contract. Otherwise it describes the provision in words.
- It never sends anythingNo automated email, no signature request, no contact with anyone in the transaction. The licensed agent reviews every line and sends it themselves.
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Tell us the size of your office and what your agents are using today. No card, and nothing to sit through.