What to know before a 60-day GoHouse pilot.

GoHouse starts in learning mode. The scoped users review early recommendations, adjust message, timing, channel, approval, and escalation choices, and compare the pilot with the measures agreed before it began.

Submit the short pilot inquiry. We review the website and lead flow, then use a fit call to confirm the scoped users, systems, responsibilities, and next step.

The exact connection is confirmed before the pilot. The Integrations page shows the authentication, permissions, events, write-back, retries, and failure handling that the fit call must resolve.

Only the systems, events, fields, property or search context, ownership, and conversation context needed for the agreed workflow should be included in the pilot scope.

The applicable data categories, permitted uses, connection boundaries, and provider terms should be documented before customer data is connected. Start with the Security reference and confirm the exact pilot terms.

GoHouse starts human governed. Approval can remain required, and a supported workflow may operate with less review only after the realtor has reviewed and approved that operating mode.

The customer remains responsible for the authority, notices, consent, opt-out handling, professional obligations, and judgment required for each channel, purpose, person, and jurisdiction.

GoHouse uses an advisory traffic-quality confidence to help distinguish human-leaning activity from likely automation. It is one decision input, not a definitive identity judgment.

The included workflow, users, systems, review cadence, responsibilities, measures, fees, and other commercial terms are documented before the pilot begins.

The parties review the pilot against the agreed measures and decide whether to stop, adjust the scope, or document a paid service. A subscription or broader rollout is not assumed.