JULY AIP, by JULY Work.
The AI that runs your business.
JULY AIP is one platform for the whole office: calls answered, agreements signed, books kept, email on your own domain, social posts and campaigns, all on one record of your business. JULY Work, the AI software arm of the JULY Company, builds it inside our own companies first, including our real estate brokerage. No slideware. Working product, live today.
One platform. One record of your business.
Every line on JULY AIP reads and writes to the same record: your clients, your jobs, your paperwork. Enter something once and JULY Call, JULY Sign, JULY Books, JULY Email and every line beside them know it. No re-typing, no sync jobs, no version wars.
Private by design. Human in the loop.
Your clients, your jobs, your data, kept inside your workspace. AI answers, drafts, sorts and flags. A person decides before anything is sent, signed, filed or paid, one item at a time or by approving the plan it follows.
JULY is the first customer.
We run our own companies on JULY AIP, including our real estate brokerage. JULY Call answers our main line, live, today. Nothing ships to you until it has survived our floor first.
See the software before your competitors do.
No slideware, no concept video. What you see in a demo is the same JULY AIP carrying JULY's own business right now.
The JULY Lineup, on JULY AIP
Seven lines. Each one stands alone. Together they run the office.
Every edition carries the lines that fit its industry, each one written in that industry's words. JULY Convey is offered in the Real Estate edition only.
Works Across Industries
Real estate is where it started, not where it stops.
JULY AIP is built for the offices that run on a phone, a calendar and a stack of paperwork: law offices and notaries, clinics, real estate brokerages, trades, shops and restaurants, and campaign offices. Six editions carry the same lineup into each one, in its own vocabulary.
Who Builds It
A team that runs a business, not just tickets.
JULY Work, the team behind JULY AIP, is staffed by engineers and product people who sit inside a working business, not beside one. That proximity is the whole reason the software feels like it was built by someone who has done the job.
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