Magpie reminds you who to call back, and buyers book time with you online. Offers and listing agreements go out to be signed.

Yes. On the buyer's contact page, you set a follow-up with a date and a reason. It becomes a To-do on that date, with an email reminder. Follow-ups lists every open one as Overdue, Today, Upcoming or No date.

Yes. A contact's activity lists your notes and calls, newest first. It also lists the documents they signed, your meetings with them and any invoices or proposals. Last contacted shows when you last spoke.

Yes. Tags are your own words, made as you edit a contact. You can filter the list by a tag. Search covers names, companies, tags and your notes.

Yes. Your meeting page lists the kinds of meeting you offer, each with its length. A buyer chooses a day and a free time, and enters their name and email. Times busy in your Google Calendar are not offered.

Yes, with a US or Canadian mobile number. When texting is on, the person can ask for a reminder when they book. It goes out at the time you choose, such as an hour before. Up to 50 text reminders go out each month.

Yes, with Appointments. Each agent has their own weekly hours, and their calendar events block their times. A client chooses an agent, or anyone available. They can reschedule or cancel from their confirmation email.

Yes. You upload the PDF, up to 25 MB, and add each person who signs. You place their signature, initials, date and text fields. Each signer gets their own link by email. When everyone has signed, Magpie will email them the signed PDF and a certificate.

Yes. In the order listed emails the first signer. Each next signer is emailed once the one before signs. You can also send to everyone at once. A request can expire after the days you choose, and you can extend it.

Yes. A starter keeps the document with its signer roles, fields and email text. A new request starts from it, and you add the people who sign.

It lists each signer's name, email address, signing time, IP address and browser. It records how they were verified and the consent they accepted. It also holds the activity list and a fingerprint of the original and signed files.

Yes. You build the site from sections, with a page for each listing and its photos. Changes stay drafts until you publish. The site can be at your own domain, with email at that domain still working.

Yes. A dynamic code opens a web address you can change at any time. Printed signs keep working. Its history lists each address it pointed to. Its scan count shows how often it was opened.

Yes. An enquiry Form asks the questions you choose, such as price range and pre-approval. A question can appear only after an earlier answer. Magpie will email you each response, and you can download them all as a CSV file.

Yes. Newsletter sends each issue to every subscriber, now or at a time you set. New subscribers confirm their address first. You can import a list you already have, saying where it came from.

Yes. A Calendar event can be on your public calendar, with its time and place. People can say they are going, and you can set a capacity. The public calendar is at your meeting page's address.

Yes. You write the post with up to 20 photos and choose its time. Posts to Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn will go out then. For Instagram, Magpie will email you a reminder and prepare each photo in Instagram's shape.

Yes. Secure Files sends a file of up to 2 GB by a link. The link expires after 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days or 30 days. It can allow one download and need a passphrase. The file is encrypted in your browser before it is stored.

Yes. You connect the domain to Mail and add a mailbox for each agent. Each has 5 GB of storage. Aliases such as info@ deliver to one or several mailboxes. A team mailbox opens for every member unless you make it private.