I am surprisingly ignorant on this topic. I've seen "skyslope" four times in a brief span so I will add it to my ever-increasing list of technology to research.

I like Skyslope but perhaps look at it from a different persepctive than you would as the broker. I'll be interested to read what others have to say.

I was looking into these options about 5 years ago and I was going to go with Skyslope.  Our state association ended up getting a different program for forms that also has a paperless filing system, but if that hadn't happened I think I would have gotten Skyslope.  

I hven't had to shop for these as I don't run a small brokerage, but my company went to skyslope some years back and as a "user" it's quite friendly and customer service good. 

We use Skyslope and it is far more cumbersome than DocuSign Transaction Rooms.

We went with TR at my old company and LOVED it - it's cheap and quite effective for those tasks that you're looking for. I don't like the bulky Skyslope but, it's what my new brokerage uses and there isn't another option!

After this past week, you may have a tough time getting anyone to respond to your docusign requests.  Most of those requests are going straight to the spam folder.

I hope you find a good solution, will be reading the replies.

bob

Parked and reading.

I am here for the answers and will be back to review. Thanks for the question.

My buddy Ben Andrews uses Skyslope for his brokerage in Portland, OR

AppFiles works for me.

When considering 'enterprise' software the price goes way up.

Its like reserving a conference room in a hotel. When the hear the word wedding, the price goes WAY UP.

If I were you I would create a alias and start searching 'cloud Broker' and look behind the curtain. 

 Skyslope

I was at a Realtor seminar where this was discussed and by far the one that got the most raves was Skyslope. I heard things like ease of use and that it had every component they needed. One broker said he could not run his business without it. I figured to have everything that they said it had it was expensive. But on the other hand sometimes the cost is well worth it.

I use docusign. I'm not familiar with skyslope

I'll be back to read more comments....

I am a sole proprietor, and use Excel to keep track, and have not heard of Skyslope.  Best of luck.

I'm with a small broker too, but work mostly from home. All my files are saved and processed in CAR zipforms. 

I use zipforms, they have a transaction managment option that I've never touched.  Might be of use to you.  Out here, it's all free.

Thanks for asking this question, now I need to research it because I'm in the exact same position and didn't even know it. 

We use CTME contracts here in Colo. but not sure how many states they are in.

I have not heard about Skyslope.  I use Docusign.  I am an independent with no agents. My need for all the bells and whistles does not exist. I wish you all the best with your decision, purchase and implementation.

Good luck.

We use Skyslope and love it, so can't write about any others.

We use Docusign

Anthony Acosta - ALLATLANTACONDOS.COM nailed this one!

I've never heard of Skyslope but it sure seems popular. I'm parking to learn more.

Good luck, I'm not aware of what can work for you.

We use Docusign Transaction Rooms. We just started using it this year & I personally don't know 'about the backend' that you speak. It either works or it doesn't as it's a document 'bin' of sorts.

DS is used with our board with templates that works seamlessly with contract filling. I like it but many agents are confused by the whole scenario. Alot has to do with the agents themselves trying to get it going.

Heard of SkySlope Julie Waidelich.

I have not heard about any of those systems.

Blog about your selection.

Skyslope seems to be the winner.  A