Who it's for
Built for every professional in the transaction.
Whether you're an associate checking a rule between showings, a broker reviewing a tricky file, or a brokerage team keeping everyone audit-ready — RuleCheck is built for the way you actually work.
Associates
Answers between showings.
You're in the field, moving fast, and a compliance question comes up. RuleCheck gives you a sourced answer in seconds — with the rule cited, the risk level flagged, and the next step clear. No more guessing or waiting to ask your broker.
Common use cases
- Check advertising rules before posting a listing
- Verify disclosure obligations on a dual-agency situation
- Run a FINTRAC client-ID check at the kitchen table
- Confirm deposit handling rules mid-negotiation
One app. Every role.
RuleCheck adapts to how you work — whether you're in the field, at your desk, or supervising a team.
Associates
Answers between showings.
You're in the field, moving fast, and a compliance question comes up. RuleCheck gives you a sourced answer in seconds — with the rule cited, the risk level flagged, and the next step clear. No more guessing or waiting to ask your broker.
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Brokers
A sourced read on every file.
When an agent brings you a tricky situation, you need a fast, grounded read — not a memory test. RuleCheck pulls the relevant rule, flags the risk, and gives you a clean summary you can put in the file. Stay sharp on every province you supervise.
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Brokerage teams
One reference. Everyone aligned.
Compliance inconsistency is a liability. When every agent on your team uses the same grounded reference, you reduce risk, simplify supervision, and keep records audit-ready. RuleCheck gives your whole team the same sourced answers.
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Real situations. Real answers.
RuleCheck is built for the compliance questions that actually come up in practice.
"Can I represent both the buyer and seller on this listing?"
Yes, but only with written consent from both parties and full disclosure under RECA's Rules of Conduct, Rule 41. You must explain the limitations of dual agency before proceeding.
"What do I need to verify for FINTRAC on a cash buyer?"
You must verify identity using an approved method, assess the risk level, and complete a receipt-of-funds record if applicable. FINTRAC requires this before the transaction closes.
"Is my CMA compliant with BCFSA advertising standards?"
A CMA must not be presented as a formal appraisal. Under BCFSA's Professional Standards Manual, it must include a disclaimer and be based on verifiable comparables.
Agent's RuleCheck provides educational compliance guidance only. It is not legal advice and does not replace your broker, brokerage policies, provincial regulator, legal counsel, or the source documents themselves.
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