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Muljat Group Commercial  |  Bellingham, WA
Technology Migration · creproperty.com · June 12, 2026

Muljat CRM — Review Checklist

Reviewing the new Muljat Group Commercial CRM at creproperty.com (built by Robert Kanaat) that will fully replace and retire LeadSimple for the brokerage. Walk each section live, check the boxes as Robert ships fixes, and enter real deals — "try to break it."
Today's meeting (June 12, 2026): Troy, Haley, Megan & Sarah walked the dashboard, scorecard, rocks, and the entire pipeline. Every agreed change is captured below as a checklist item. Revised goal: MVP launch by July 31. 🚀 v1.0 LIVE at mgcre.com since July 10 — 3 weeks in: 184 assets · $260M · Commercial MLS feed already running. Planning v1.1/v2.0 + the property data platform. "We gotta simplify before we multiply."
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★ July 31 MVP Plan — what's left & who does itRe-reviewed live July 2: most of the June 12 build shipped. What remains, MVP scope, and the What-Robert-does / What-we-do split for a July 31 launch
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★ v1.0 Review & v1.1 Options (latest)Launched July 10 at mgcre.com. Deep dive of the live product: what's strong, the punch list, and 6 ranked v1.1 options — trust & finish over new features
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★ v1.1 / v2.0 Roadmap & Property Data Platform (newest)Aug 2: the Commercial MLS feed is already live. What it takes to unify it + add Northwest Trends & the PM database into one parcel-keyed property universe
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Change Log & HistoryThe full timeline: June 12 review & decisions → Robert's build sprint → July 2 re-review → clean-slate data clear → what's left to July 31
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July 6 Working-Session Minutes (latest)Live walkthrough of the clean demo.creproperty.com: every stage/dashboard/deal-card/Dropbox decision + this week's plan — the current build list for Robert
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Meeting Minutes — June 12, 2026Summary of the working session with Troy, Haley, Megan & Sarah: decisions, action items, next steps
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Muljat CRM vs LeadSimpleModule-by-module migration map: where we're ahead, what must match before cutover, the purge list
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Strategic Review — Beyond the Punch ListWhat's bigger than the UI fixes: data reconciliation, commission accounting, unreviewed CRE tools, adoption & roadmap
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Deep Dive & Competitive BenchmarkEvery module walked + how the Muljat CRM stacks vs. Buildout, AscendixRE, ClientLook, RealNex — pricing, where we win, what's novel
Jul 31, 2026Revised MVP launch · LeadSimple retired
Next 1–2 wksEnter real deals · try to break it
17Components under review
Overall progress0% · 0 of 0 items
Status: ✅ Working verified live 🟡 Change agreed works, but 6/12 changes pending 🔴 Broken / fix now blocking daily use ⏸ Deferred later session or v1.2

June 12 Team Review — Structure Decisions

From the recorded session with Troy, Haley, Megan & Sarah. Agreed renames and restructures, sent to Robert.

NowChange to
90 ScorecardScorecard — drop the "90"; copy the KPI set from the team's Ninety scorecard; Sales + Leasing KPI groups
Biz Dev (pipeline)Leads — "this isn't Landmark biz dev, this is our leads." All Deals cascades to Sales · Leasing · Leads
— (new)Biz Dev — new toggleable category outside All Deals, for Landmark business development only
Sales stage orderAnalyze → Buyer Shopping → Prepare Listing → Listed → Back on Market → Offer Negotiation → Pending Feasibility → Closing → Closed Won
Leasing stage orderIdentical, with Tenant Shopping in place of Buyer Shopping (fewer plans)
Nav color barsRemove the 3 dead color lines above Dashboard; color-code the tabs instead: Sales = orange · Leasing = green · Biz Dev = blue
"Coming up" widgetTasks — 14-day look-ahead, purged of old LeadSimple data
— (new)Listings Expiring — Sarah's new dashboard widget: listing-agreement expirations from the property tab, toggleable
Property colorsCBA standard everywhere: blue = industrial · red = office · green = retail · yellow = multifamily

To-dos from the meeting

How the cutover works

LeadSimple is still the official system of record today, and its one-time sync into the new CRM brought over old and completed tasks that now show as overdue (104 on the dashboard). The cutover is a clean-slate switch, not a parallel run:

Now → mid-June: Robert purges all old LeadSimple tasks & action plans and loads only the new templates → next 1–2 weeks: the team works real deals natively in the CRM while fixes land weekly → July 1: go-live — the Muljat CRM becomes the system of record and LeadSimple goes read-only until cancelled. Troy: "The goal is to launch this thing live, maybe by July 1, maybe."

Components — Organized by the CRM Navigation

Sections follow the left-hand nav at creproperty.com: Dashboard · Pipeline · Properties · People · Analytics · Tools. Each card lists the changes agreed June 12 — check items off as Robert ships them and the team verifies live.

Three-Week Launch Schedule

WhenFocusNotes
Fri Jun 12Review session #2 — dashboard + full pipeline walkthroughThis checklist published; consolidated change list to Robert
Jun 13–14Troy: weekend video (deal cards + cascading spaces) · send CBA/CoStar/assessor database + Ninety KPIs to RobertRobert builds from the video + this list
Jun 15–19Build week 1: dashboard, scorecard, rocks, issues/to-dos, KPI tiles · purge LeadSimple tasks & action plansTeam starts entering real deals — try to break it
Jun 22–26Build week 2: pipeline board, deal card, new-deal form, commission calculator · weekly review session · dedicated Properties session (deal ↔ property model, cascading suites)Hard verification of the daily-driver workflows
Jun 29–30Punch list: address cleanup, duplicate deals, action plans final, notes/pins, OM sendingGo / no-go on data quality
Jul 1GO-LIVE — Muljat CRM is the system of recordLeadSimple goes read-only; new deals only in the CRM
JulyStabilize + v1.2 backlog: deeper financial pulls, buyer/seller commission split, Deal Rooms & Lease Abstracts polish, rent-matching tool from the merged databaseCancel LeadSimple once the team is confident

The Honest Bottom Line

Where the risk concentrates

The bones are excellent — the dashboard, rocks/scorecard, properties module, and analytics are already ahead of anything LeadSimple ever did. The risk for a July 1 launch concentrates in two places:

  1. The deal card. Activity/Tasks/Action-plan/Notes buttons don't work, the financial math is wrong (1% commission computed as 6%; $10M deals showing $10.4M asking), and nothing is editable inline. Brokers live in the deal card every day — it has to just work.
  2. The task & action-plan data. The LeadSimple sync polluted the system with stale, overdue tasks (104 showing). Until the purge happens, every task view and email digest is noise.

Everything else on this page is polish. Fix those two and July 1 is realistic.