Input
Scoped website, IDX, CRM, property, and conversation events that the connection can verify.
Connect the context GoHouse needs, one verified path at a time.
A pilot starts with the workflow, not a logo wall. Exact systems, access, events, outputs, and failure behavior are confirmed before a connection becomes part of the public promise.
Move only the context needed for the agreed workflow.
Decision context
Signal strength, property or search context, ownership, channel eligibility, preferences, and review state.
Output
A supported recommendation, task, note, message path, or human handoff returned to the agreed working flow.
The fit call resolves the details that determine whether a path is real.
A connection is not considered verified merely because two products have APIs. The whole scoped path needs an accountable answer.
Review the Security reference for responsibility boundaries, or the Pilot FAQ for systems and data questions.
- Authentication
- How the scoped system verifies the connection and which account owns it.
- Permissions
- The minimum read or write access required for the agreed workflow.
- Events
- The exact activity and updates that can enter the decision context.
- Write-back
- Which supported tasks, notes, messages, or status changes may return to the working flow.
- Retries
- How a temporary delivery problem is retried without creating duplicate work.
- Failure handling
- What becomes visible to a person and who takes over when the connection cannot complete a step.