Command is Keller Williams’ primary enterprise software solution, developed in-house over the past few years. The mobile version was released in mid-December after four periods of beta testing on a wide-selection of company agents.
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Keller Williams’ Command app resolves to make agents more productive in 2022: Tech Review
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