With a total of $4.7 million raised in two years, the St. Louis-based company is aiming to win the market for outsourced transaction coordination. While its software can be used for free by agents and brokerages, the company charges for use of a designated transaction coordinator.
Source: Inman News
Transactly raises $3M to boost outsourced transaction coordination
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