Narcompass

The supplied research confirms that a national real-estate trade association published a downloadable brokerage AI policy kit in March 2026 and that industry consultants immediately emphasized operationalization. A policy document can define expectations, but it does not show which office adopted which version, whether agents acknowledged it, how vendors are reviewed or whether risky outputs receive meaningful supervision.

Narcompass imports a customer-approved policy and maps each clause to an owner, applicability decision, required evidence, review cadence, exception path and escalation. It can record training and output-review completion, but cannot award continuing-education credit unless an authorized provider and applicable body recognize the course. Keyword or model-based checks can flag potentially sensitive language; they cannot determine discrimination or fair-housing compliance.

Policy text, legal interpretation, configured control, agent attestation, training participation, competence, output review, supervisor approval, complaint, investigation and legal outcome remain separate. Vendor attestations are assertions until supported and reviewed.

The first release should operationalize one approved policy version for one brokerage office, using read-only evidence and no automated blocking of agent work. The buyer needs reliable ownership and exceptions before active enforcement.

Broker-owner, designated managing broker or brokerage compliance leader accountable for policy adoption and agent supervision