Blue Orchid.

For transaction teams

Closing dates checked across every inbox

Blue Orchid reads lender, title and broker email, matches each date and request to the deal, and drafts a follow-up when asked for your coordinator to send

What it handles

What the coordinator stops chasing.

  1. 01

    See each source's closing date

    Ask which closing date the lender, escrow and broker each gave, and get each one with its source.

  2. 02

    Answer lender requests without digging

    See what the lender already has, gather what's missing, and ask for a drafted reply.

  3. 03

    Compare the LOI and agreement

    Get the material differences between the LOI and purchase agreement, with the clause behind each one.

  4. 04

    Know what's still open

    Track title exceptions, inspection items and missing documents against your own closing checklist.

One workflow, start to finish

How a changed closing date gets handled.

Follow one date change from the lender's email to a note your coordinator sends to everyone it affects.

Lender emailRe: Maple Crossing closeFirst amendmentSigned PDF, 6 pagesClosing moved to Nov 3Rate lock to Nov 10Appraisal receivedMaple CrossingOne current deal fileClosing Nov 3Lender: First BankTitle: 2 open itemsDate change noticeTo buyer, title, broker12The coordinator sendsParties updated

Blue Orchid reads the approved email and its attachment. The original stays linked.

Ask the deal file

Questions transaction teams ask it.

  1. What closing date did the lender, escrow and broker each give?

  2. What deadlines are in this agreement, and which clause sets each one?

  3. What changed between the LOI and the purchase agreement?

  4. Which terms has each amendment changed so far?

  5. Where does this deadline come from?

Sources

Where the answers come from.

Each source is set up with your team, and you choose what it reads.

Approvals

What waits for a person.

  • Every message to a lender, title team or buyer
  • Date changes you ask for, before others see them
  • Decisions on deposits, fees and rate locks
  • Task owner changes someone asks for

FAQs

What teams ask before starting.

Bring one deal your team keeps chasing.

We'll set it up there with your team, then walk you through each answer and approval.