Threshold runs the whole life of your educational seminar — registration, check-in, name tags, surveys — and quietly surfaces who in the room is actually ready to sell, buy, or move. No more good leads lost on a paper sign-in sheet.
Seven steps, click through — this is exactly what happens from the moment someone walks in the door to the moment an agent calls them back.
Online ahead of time, or as a walk-in at the door — same database either way. If she's already in it, the system flags the possible match before a second record ever gets created.
The moment she checks in, her tag prints at the door — sponsors, and anyone interested in sponsoring, are flagged and marked right on the tag. It all still works even when the venue's wifi doesn't.
Every event you've run, upcoming and past, with real counts — registered, checked in, walk-ins, surveys — not a guess at how it went.
Run the paper surveys through a scanner as one stack and upload that PDF — Threshold splits it into batches and reads every page in the background. No manual typing, ever.
Queued — you can leave this page, it keeps processing.
Sorted by what matters most — tasks, hot leads, longest since contact, most recently attended — with a live progress bar, a printable call sheet, and a one-tap "Export clients" for anyone who's closed.
This is the one that sells itself — tap a name and the whole picture is right there: quick actions, survey history, a real-estate lead status, and the call log, all in one card.
Auto-flagged: selling, moving
Every caller's list and how many they've reached this month, at a glance — no spreadsheet, no asking around on a Friday afternoon.
Teams running educational seminars — first-time buyers, downsizers, veterans, investors, whoever your market is — generate real intent in the room every single month. Someone mentions they're thinking about selling, a couple asks about buying their next place. Then the seminar ends, the clipboard goes in a drawer, and that conversation never gets followed up on.
Threshold was built inside a real seminar program to fix exactly that — then opened up so any team running education-based seminars can run on it.
Attendees sign up online or walk in the door — the check-in table works even when the venue wifi doesn't.
Every guest gets a tag the moment they check in — sponsors, and anyone interested in sponsoring, are flagged and marked right on the name tag.
Scan your paper surveys as one stack and upload the PDF — it transcribes every page, matches it to the right attendee, no data entry.
Mentions of selling, buying, or moving get caught in notes and surveys and flagged for your team, unprompted.
New leads route to agents automatically. Every call, outcome, and note is tracked — on paper or on a screen.
Pull a clean list of warm leads whenever you want it — Threshold feeds your CRM, it doesn't try to replace it.
Threshold isn't another real estate CRM — there are enough of those already. It's the layer in front of one: the system that runs your seminar, keeps the room organized, and hands your agents a short list of people who are actually ready to talk. What happens after that call is still your CRM's job.
Online ahead of time, or as a walk-in at the door — same database either way.
A name tag prints in seconds. Returning guests are recognized automatically.
Scan the paper surveys as one stack and upload the PDF — AI does the reading.
Flagged leads land on the right agent's call list the next morning.
For a team running one seminar a month in one market.
For a team running a real seminar calendar across a couple of markets.
For a team running seminars across as many markets as they can book.
One client pays for the whole system — everything after that is profit.
One-time setup, any plan — a name-tag printer and a registration laptop, both fully configured and tested before they reach your table, plus hands-on onboarding for your team. Equipment is yours to keep.
15 minutes on a video call — we'll walk this exact flow live, start to finish.