23 short guides to the questions RaiderX partners ask most. Each one says where to click, who does it, when it’s due, and what usually goes wrong. No sign-in needed — bookmark it, or forward one to a teammate.
Two approvals unlock deals and leads: a transaction type (instant with the Academy course) and a county (your first goes to the broker).
5 steps · Read the guide →RaiderX is an MLS-participating brokerage: you join one of our eight member boards yourself, and the board runs MLS, keys and dues.
5 steps · Read the guide →Six steps on the deal’s CDA Workflow tab: enter every dollar, clear the checklist, answer conditions, acknowledge, pick your payout, submit.
6 steps · Read the guide →Four wizard steps — basics, property, financial, clients — then the Documents tab tells you exactly what the deal still needs.
6 steps · Read the guide →The Documents tab lists exactly which documents your deal type and representation require; upload into the slot and the checklist updates.
5 steps · Read the guide →Pick any TREC/TXR form, answer its questions with the deal prefilled, then send for e-signature — the signed copy files itself on the deal. Beta.
5 steps · Read the guide →A deal is marked closed from the deal page after its CDA is signed — no CDA, no close. Enter the real closing date and the deal locks into Closed.
4 steps · Read the guide →Before the CDA is submitted you edit or cancel the deal yourself; once it’s in review or signed, changes go through Escalations for a broker ruling.
5 steps · Read the guide →On a sale, title pays you at closing (or pays us, and we pay you by Stripe). Invoiced commission is paid out to you by the broker.
6 steps · Read the guide →Invoices bill anyone who isn’t paying you through title at closing — landlords, property managers, complexes, other brokerages.
6 steps · Read the guide →A fee you owe (referral or co-op) goes on the deal’s Financials tab with a W-9; a referral fee coming to you isn’t a deal — record it in My Money.
5 steps · Read the guide →Six designed templates already carry your name as licensed, your broker or team name and both TREC links. Pick one and copy it into Gmail or Outlook.
5 steps · Read the guide →Every partner answers a short production and compliance questionnaire the 1st–7th; miss the 7th and the account suspends on the 8th until it’s in.
6 steps · Read the guide →List every profile you advertise on under Settings; every quarter the broker audits them for the TREC basics, and findings come with 30 days to fix.
7 steps · Read the guide →A team or business name shown to the public must be registered with TREC under the broker before you use it. Who files what, and how to request it.
5 steps · Read the guide →Download the RaiderX E&O COI from My Documents; if a party must be named as additional insured, request it there and the broker issues it.
4 steps · Read the guide →Individual RaiderX-org partners request an @raiderx.net mailbox from RaiderMail; a reviewer creates it and emails a temporary password.
5 steps · Read the guide →Dues are a monthly subscription managed under Settings → Billing & Subscription: update the card, see invoices, cancel or come back.
5 steps · Read the guide →Add Agent on your Agents page starts their onboarding that minute — set their split the same day, then request their approvals.
6 steps · Read the guide →Open Developer, create a key, read the documentation there, and hand it to your developer or AI agent. The API is on for everyone.
7 steps · Read the guide →A RaiderX template with only your own info downloads immediately — customize it or upload your own and the broker reviews it first.
4 steps · Read the guide →Create a key under Settings → Lead intake, give it to Zapier or any lead source, and every new lead lands on your Leads page by itself.
4 steps · Read the guide →Signed-in partners can ask ConsoleX anything about the platform, or open a Support request from the bottom-right corner of the dashboard. Your Account Executive is one message away too.
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