Development status

AIRES is ready for a guided demo. The pilot path is next.

Use this brief to explain where the site and Hub stand today, what is already working, what still needs hardening, and how close the system is to a first paid-client launch.

Open Send Email Open Client Email Page Open Presenter Start Open Proposal Review

Where we are

Built enough to show the operating system.

Public demo

Ready for a guided client walkthrough

The public AIRES site, Lead Hub overview, Rising Hills case study, pricing direction, curated-listing strategy, and Monday client demo package are live and aligned around the new brokerage operating-system story.

Protected Hub

Functional demo workspace

The private Hub now includes broker/admin screens, lead inbox workflows, routing and Smart Lists, agent access direction, client settings, support operations, paid-readiness checks, and launch handoff tooling.

Monday send path

Use one client link before the call

The safest client flow is to send the Client Email Landing Page first, screen-share the private Hub live, then send What You Get or Proposal Review after the walkthrough.

Live capability map

What the current system can demonstrate.

Public AIRES marketing site and Lead Hub positioning
Rising Hills community/case-study demo
Client-safe Monday Email Landing Page, Demo Link, Send Email page, Presenter Start, and screenshot PDF collateral
Lead capture with visitor context and lead inbox visibility
Manual assignment, status updates, Smart Lists, routing direction, and agent-owned views
Client/brokerage settings for branding, domains, plan tier, support package, modules, and feature flags
Broker Accountability Dashboard with follow-up and support-review proof
Support Operations, monthly support review log, support packet, and handoff closeout path
Paid Client Readiness, First Paid Client Provisioning Checklist, Artifact Vault, and Demo Cleanup / Client Handoff guardrails
CRM/export readiness direction with CSV/import-first path before deeper provider-specific API sync

Remaining work

What turns the demo into a paid-client pilot.

Access hardening

Finish named user access, verify owner, broker-admin, and agent session flows, and decide when shared Basic Auth fallback can be disabled for real client use.

Client isolation pass

Continue auditing admin actions, exports, packets, dashboards, and agent views so each brokerage workspace stays cleanly scoped.

Demo cleanup

Preserve proof records but remove or neutralize distracting test leads, placeholder records, and internal-only artifacts before giving a real brokerage named access.

First paid-client provisioning

Collect real brokerage inputs: domain, branding, roster, listing links, routing rules, CRM/export needs, support owner, launch window, and success metric.

CRM path

Start with CSV import/export and field mapping. Add provider-specific API sync after real client exports and credentials define the exact requirements.

Time to completion

Use the right finish line for the right conversation.

Client demo ready

The current system is strong enough for a guided Monday walkthrough. A final polish pass should focus on wording, screenshots, and making sure the exact client link and email are locked.

Now, with 2-4 hours of optional polish

First paid-client pilot

A controlled pilot is close, assuming the first client is onboarded concierge-style while access hardening, isolation checks, and demo cleanup are completed.

2-5 focused development days

Production-grade multi-client MVP

This is the version with stronger authentication, repeatable provisioning, client isolation audits, support operations, CRM connector patterns, deployment discipline, and owner controls.

3-6 focused weeks

Scalable SaaS operating layer

This is the bigger platform direction: one central AIRES engine, multiple client front ends, shared feature rollout, feature flags, billing/support packages, and repeatable onboarding.

2-4 months

Recommended Monday flow

Sell the working system, not a pile of links.

Send the Client Email Landing Page before the call.
Ask the prospect to spend about 10 minutes with the public demo and bring one real launch idea.
Screen-share the private Hub live: dashboard, lead inbox, lead detail, routing, Smart Lists, agent view, support/provisioning, and handoff proof.
After the walkthrough, send What You Get or Proposal Review based on how close they are to scoping the first launch.
Use Paid Readiness and Demo Cleanup before any real client gets named Hub access.