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AppFolio Debuts AI Upgrades to Real Estate Tech Platform

Real estate technology company AppFolio has introduced new artificial intelligence (AI)-focused upgrades to its platform. The updates, announced Tuesday (Sept. 29) at the company’s annual FUTURES conference, are centered around AppFolio Realm-X and the AppFolio Performance Platform. “The Performance Platform already holds each customer’s permissions, policies, workflows, and business context; the…

AppFolio Debuts AI Upgrades to Real Estate Tech Platform

Real estate technology firm AppFolio unveiled AI enhancements to its platform on September 29, during the company's annual FUTURES conference. These upgrades, unveiled for AppFolio Realm-X and the AppFolio Performance Platform, aim to leverage more contextual information and streamline workflows. According to AppFolio, Realm-X will "stay through the whole ask," managing multi-step tasks, contextualizing conversations, and "building what's described in the moment."

The company reported that AI actions on AppFolio platforms have surged sevenfold year-over-year, describing this as "real work performed on operators' behalf." Realm-X is now available across all AppFolio plans, including the Realm-X Connector for Anthropic's Claude, introduced in June. AppFolio's Chief Product Officer, Kyle Triplett, believes the technology should be accessible to all customers, emphasizing that the Performance Platform already understands business operations, and Realm-X uses this knowledge to boost efficiency and performance.

Recent reports have highlighted AI's growing influence in real estate, with a National Mortgage News survey revealing that over half of mortgage professionals view AI-backed underwriting and credit scoring as the most transformative technology. However, concerns about AI's credibility in real estate persist, including misleading listing photos and the need for standardized disclosures, as California's Assembly Bill 723 mandates agents to clarify when listing photos are digitally altered.

Despite 70% of Realtors already using AI tools, the National Association of Realtors has yet to establish guidelines for disclosing these tools to homebuyers.

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