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AI training assistant for Harvey Goodman Realtor agents Ask Harvey is an AI-powered training assistant built for real estate agents. It puts answers to everyday questions one click away — without leaving the tools you already use or stopping to call the office. A discreet help button appears while you work, ready whenever you have a question. Ask in plain language and get a clear, immediate answer drawn from your brokerage's own training materials, policies, and best practices — so the guidance is always consistent with how your office actually does things. Ask Harvey works inside the platforms agents rely on throughout the day, including customer relationship management (CRM) tools, multiple listing services (MLS), transaction and document management systems, and major listing portals. Because it lives right alongside your workflow, you can get help in context instead of switching tabs or searching for answers. Key features: • Instant answers from your brokerage's approved knowledge base • A lightweight, movable help button that stays out of your way • The ability to ask about what's on your screen when you need context-specific guidance • One-tap escalation to send a question to brokerage leadership • Built-in feedback so agents can flag questions and help improve responses over time Ask Harvey is designed for brokerages that want to give their agents fast, reliable, on-brand support — turning everyday questions into coaching moments and freeing up staff from answering the same things over and over. Access is managed by your brokerage. Agents sign in with an account provided by their office.
Jun 29, 2026
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