The operator on the other side of the deck
CASH runs your morning brief with citations, stages every action in Decision Amber, and climbs an autonomy ladder at the pace you set. Nothing sends itself. That sentence is the product.
Assistants that chat, or automations that go rogue
AI tools for brokers split into two camps. Chatbots that answer questions but never actually move your book forward. And automations that fire messages under your name with nobody watching.
A broker needs a third thing: an operator who grinds through the sourcing, drafting, and monitoring overnight, then presents decisions, with receipts, and waits.
On the deck
The morning brief
CASH opens the day with what moved: replies that came in, campaigns ready to go, parcels that scored. Every item carries a citation to the record it came from.
Staged in amber
Anything that would touch the outside world, a send, a follow-up, a new mandate, waits in the approval queue. Amber has exactly one meaning on the deck: waiting on you.
The autonomy ladder
You decide, per class of action, how much CASH does on her own: from draft-only, to prepare-and-stage, to handling internal work autonomously. Outbound always stays gated.
Voice or tap
Clear the queue by voice on the drive to a showing or by tap between meetings. Approve, edit, reject: your call either way.
What the instrument shows
A representative readout. No fabricated customers, no invented names: every line maps to a real state the deck can be in.
"Cash, what moved overnight?" is a real question with a real answer.
Built-in, not promised
Citations on every claim
The brief does not ask for trust. Each item cites the record, the campaign, or the scan it came from, and you can open the source.
Amber means one thing
Decision Amber is reserved for exactly one state: an action waiting on your decision. No decorative orange, ever.
The ladder, not a switch
Autonomy is granted per action class and adjusted any time. There is no mode where outbound leaves without a human approving it.
Questions brokers ask
Is CASH actually voice-first?
The morning brief and the approval queue are built to be run by voice, and everything works by tap as well. Voice is the fastest way to clear a queue from a car, which is where brokers live.
What can CASH do without asking?
Whatever you have granted on the autonomy ladder for internal work: sourcing, scoring, drafting, monitoring. Anything outbound, a send, a message, always stages for your approval.
What does a citation look like?
Each brief item names its source: an inbound message, a campaign draft, a parcel scan. Tap it and you land on the record itself, not a summary of a summary.
Can CASH make phone calls for me?
Voice interaction with you is core to the product. Outbound calling to your contacts is kept warm-only and consent-based, consistent with telemarketing law, and like everything outbound it stays under your control.
Put your market on her watch
SourceDeck onboards a small founding class, one market at a time. Founding rates lock for as long as you stay.