Realistic examples, clearly explained.
Each example shows the original branch instruction, the relevant facts and the finished work the agency receives.
See what your team gets back
From a short branch note to finished work.
Open a realistic client communication or browse examples from across the service. Each example shows what the branch sends and the finished work the agency receives after human review.
Straight from the branch
Agency facts and context used
- 1Received
- 2Drafted
- 3Human checked
- 4Ready
Ready to view.
What the agency gets back
Select Show finished example to reveal the human checked output.
Examples across the service
See the actual type of work your branch receives.
The examples above focus on customer communications. This section shows a wider mix of service outputs, including an agency branded letter, property listing package, social post, viewing follow up and management report.
Direct letterAgency branded letter
Valuation opportunity letter
Straight from the branch
“Write to homeowners on Cedar Close. We have registered buyers looking for three bedroom homes and would like to offer a free valuation.”
What happens next
Tiffbox Assist structures the instruction, checks the facts and prepares the correct output type in the agency voice. A trained reviewer then checks it before the branch receives it.
What the agency gets back
Complete example outputHave a different task in mind?
Show us the work that takes your branch the most time.
Tell us what your team regularly needs help preparing. During the pilot conversation, we will show how Tiffbox Assist would handle that workflow using your branch rules and approval process.
Human review is a real stage.
A trained Tiffbox reviewer checks customer facing work before the agency receives it as ready.
The agency still decides.
The branch reviews, approves and sends the final customer communication. Tiffbox does not bypass that control.
Apply this to your own branch
Start with one focused workflow and measure the result.
The eight week pilot is scoped around the work that costs your team the most time.