Tech Tip: Managing Parties on a Transaction

There are any number of parties that could need to contribute to the disclosure forms during a home sale, some of which some additional sensitivity to the process - like divorcing couples who can’t be in the same room or siblings grieving for deceased parents.  Glide wants to make these situations easier to handle by letting the technology handle these delicate situations. 

How Glide Manages Multiple Sellers

When you set up a transaction within Glide, you can add up to four sellers, each of whom will get their own email invitation to complete forms.  Each of these sellers can log in and contribute to one set of disclosure forms - seeing and being able to amend the other parties’ responses.  

Glide will take every sellers’ contributions and generate a single set of documents.  Signatures can then be collected, individually, from every seller party. 

If you need to add a party after the transaction has already been created - oh shoot, Jimmy really should be part of this! - that’s easy enough to do.  From the transaction management screen, you can edit parties to add additional sellers. This new seller will receive an email notification to complete disclosures, just like if they had been added during transaction set up.  

Plus, Glide’s transaction management dashboard lets you keep track of who has logged in, the collective progress of the group, and send reminders to make sure everyone stays on track.