Balance, developed by Baird & Warner, is an online business services hub for its agents. The intent is to offer an array of in-house business support needs, such as marketing campaign development and transaction management.
Source: Inman News
Baird & Warner’s Balance looks to even out agent workloads: Tech Review
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