Otto reads a California purchase agreement and returns every contract deadline as a timeline the agent can share with their client. Offer it to your agents as a resource, or to your members as a benefit.
The acceptance date isn't confirmed yetOtto read the acceptance date, Oct 7, 2026, from the seller's signature on the RPA, but acceptance is determined by "Delivery" to the other party. The agent on this deal confirms it.
AcceptanceDay 0
Initial depositDay 3Not Mon Oct 123 business days. Mon Oct 12 is Columbus Day.
InvestigationDay 17Not Sat Oct 24Lands on a Saturday, moves to Monday.
Close of escrowDay 30
A sample deal, not a real one. Otto built these dates from the purchase agreement and 2 counter offers.
What your agents get
The deadline math, done the way the contract says.
Counted correctly
Calendar days for contingencies and close of escrow. Business days for the deposit. A deadline that lands on a weekend or holiday moves to the next business day.
The agent stays in charge
Otto shows the acceptance date it read and asks the agent to confirm it. The agent can correct any date, and everything measured from it recalculates.
Ready for the client
One link or a PDF the agent can send to their buyer or seller, with the agent's own name and photo on it.
For your organization
A resource you can offer without a rollout.
Otto works over email, so there is no software to deploy and nothing to connect to your transaction system.
One standard
Every agent's timeline is counted with the same rules, whether it is their first escrow or their five hundredth.
Careful by design
When a contract is unclear, a person reviews it before anything is sent. Every timeline carries an AI disclosure. Client documents stay private to the agent on the deal.
Shaped with you
We are opening to a small number of brokerages, teams, and associations. Tell us what you would want to see at the broker or association level.
How it works
From contract to timeline in one email.
The agent emails the contract
The signed purchase agreement and any counter offers, sent to Otto or BCC'd on the email to escrow.
Otto reads every line
Acceptance, deposit, contingency periods, and close of escrow come from the final agreed terms, then get counted with California's day rules.
The agent confirms and shares
A few minutes later the agent has the timeline, confirms the acceptance date, and sends it to their client.
Volume pricing for teams, brokers, and AORs
See it run on a purchase agreement.
A short call with the founders. We will run a sample contract end to end and talk through what offering Otto to your agents or members could look like.