Independent, tech-forward brokerage Radius Agent (Radius) has built an artificial intelligence assistant for its agents and staff, called Mel, designed to assist with compliance, marketing and business management.
Source: Inman News
Radius Agent’s AI tool has been taught compliance standards
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