Admin dashboard demo
Configure a marketplace and watch the storefront change
This is the tenant admin dashboard, running on synthetic data. Switch between two tenants on two business models, toggle a module, repaint the brand, and change a fee — then open the marketplace demo and see the result. No account, no sign-in, and nothing is stored.
How this demo is wired
The dashboard and the storefront share one configuration in your browser. Switch Rentals on here and a Rent tab appears on the marketplace demo; change the brand color and the storefront repaints; preview the qualified-buyer tier and the off-market pins unlock. The seven module toggles are sales, rentals, off-market, wholesale, lending, settlement, provider directory.
This sandbox is synthetic. Nothing here is connected to a real marketplace, a real provider, or a real property, and no setting in it changes anything outside your browser.
Sandbox tenant
Two tenants on two business models. Everything below changes the storefront demo on the marketplace page — open them side by side to watch it happen.
Overview
Harborline Realty · harborline.aurumestate.com
Volume, leads, listings, rentals, providers, and revenue for this tenant.
- Closed deals this year
- 18
- Billed monthly in arrears
- Leases signed
- 62
- Flat per-lease software fee
- Units under management
- 312
- Billed per unit over plan
- Directory providers
- 8
- Flat-fee plans only for settlement
- Open leads
- 128
- Routed with SLA timers
- Your platform bill
- $30,090
- Subscription + per-deal + rental fees
Where your revenue comes from
- Modules switched on for this tenant: Sales, Rentals, Settlement, Provider directory.
- Flat software fees you charge your own marketplace are yours, not ours.
- Seat and desk fees are between you and your licensees.
- Provider subscriptions are flat fees at fair market value.
- We bill you flat software fees — never a share of a commission and never from a closing.
This sandbox is synthetic. Nothing here is connected to a real marketplace, a real provider, or a real property, and no setting in it changes anything outside your browser.
Scope
Nine sections, and what each one actually controls
Overview
Volume, leads, listings, rentals, providers, and revenue for this tenant.
Branding
Logo, colors, and domain. The scale is fixed so contrast stays readable.
Business model & modules
The template you started from, and the modules switched on today.
Fees & monetization
Your own fee schedule, provider plans, and boost pricing.
Users & roles
Invite staff, providers, and property managers, and scope what each can reach.
Listings & inventory sources
Where listings and rental units come from, and what is failing to load.
Providers
Approve, feature, or suspend a provider. Settlement categories are flat-fee only.
Compliance
Operating states, disclosure packets, deposit rules, and verification status.
Billing
Your Aurum Estate plan, usage this period, and invoices.
Boundaries
What the dashboard configures, and what it refuses
- Brand, logo, palette, domain, and storefront content
- Business-model template and which modules are switched on
- Your own fee schedule, provider plans, and boost pricing
- Users, roles, and what each scoped invitation can reach
- Inventory sources: MLS/IDX, CSV, manual, rentals, off-market
- Provider approval, featuring, suspension, and plan type
- Operating states, disclosure packets, and verification status
- Your Aurum Estate plan, usage this period, and invoices
Five things no tenant can turn off
- A listing cannot publish before verification clears.
- MLS-sourced compensation fields never render on a storefront.
- Screening cannot be ordered without recorded FCRA consent, and a denial cannot close out without an adverse action notice.
- Settlement-service provider categories are restricted to flat-fee plan types.
- Sponsored placements are labeled, and consumers can always choose another provider.
The renter fee switch
Any fee passed to a renter is off by default and only switchable where the jurisdiction permits it, with caps, refund rules, and deposit limits configured per state and city. Several states and cities cap or ban those fees outright.
Rules vary by state, MLS, and city, and they change. The dashboard enforces the rules you configure; it does not make you compliant and does not guarantee compliance.
Your turn
We'll configure your marketplace before the demo call
Send us a logo, a few listings or rental units, and the domain you want. By the time we meet, your tenant exists, your rulesets are loaded, and your team can click through it.