— James Smith, Founder · built by an agent who’s closed 200+ transactionsFor Oklahoma agents on SkySlope
Forward your executed documents. KeyFlo splits, names, and files everything into SkySlope — OREC dates pulled and synced to your calendar — so you’re not catching the file up after the kids are asleep.
60-day trial on active plans. We’ll set up your SkySlope sync.
45 minutes with the KeyFlo founding team. You leave set up.
The gap
Every executed contract sends you back into SkySlope — re-keying names, dates, and fields you already have. It’s the work that makes you ask: am I busy working, or am I swamped with busy work? Forward the documents instead — they land in SkySlope split, named, and filed, with the fields populated.
— James Smith, Founder · built by an agent who’s closed 200+ transactionsHow it works
Start by forwarding the executed contract — 38 pages in, split into individual documents, classified by name, the fields extracted — 75 of them — straight into SkySlope. From there, KeyFlo rides the thread: every document that goes back and forth lands in SkySlope in real time. You watch the file build itself.
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From your signed documents
Every OREC date on your calendar, so you’re not the one explaining at 9pm. When an addendum moves a date, your calendar moves with it.
Split, named, and filed in SkySlope without you re-typing a thing — and classified against the checklist, so you always know what’s still needed.
Everyone on the thread knows what’s next, so the 8pm “where are we?” text already has an answer.
Why Oklahoma agents pick KeyFlo
KeyFlo pulls the dates from the contract and syncs them to your calendar. When an addendum moves a date, your calendar moves with it. Sleep well at night knowing all dates and deadlines have been met — instead of digging back through emails and documents at 2am, knowing something slipped but not what — or if it’s already too late.
The deal kept going — signatures, addenda, earnest money — while the file sat three steps behind. Now there’s a list of documents to chase down — work you already did, showing up as work you didn’t. KeyFlo keeps the file current while the deal moves, so broker review finds a current record — nothing to chase, nothing to explain.
Trust takes 45 days to build and one missed document to lose. Walk into closing with a file that kept pace with the deal — nothing slipping, nothing to scramble for.
From agents using it
"For a moment I forgot about KeyFlo and so glad it's still there."
"You can just get it done faster when you need it done."
Pricing
$35/tx · 60-day trial · 1 free trial deal
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Yes — full integration. Forward your executed documents and they land in SkySlope split, named, and filed, with the extracted fields populated. dotloop works the same way.
Yes — KeyFlo parses OREC contracts and addenda natively: the deadlines, the contingencies, the dates that move when an addendum changes them. Oklahoma isn't a supported state on a list; it's what KeyFlo was built on.
Yes — agents who don't have a TC use KeyFlo as their assistant in CC: it keeps the file current so you don't carry that in your head. And if you work with a TC, KeyFlo keeps their file current too — it's built to help the people running the deal, not to replace them.
Usually, KeyFlo is the one that finds it — it reads every page and catches what a busy human misses: the signature that never got signed, the document that never came in. Things like that, you hear about early, while they're easy to fix. And anything on our side — processing, filing, syncing — we resolve on the backend. It never lands on your plate.
Part-Time Agent is $0/mo + $75/tx. Full-Time Agent is $50/mo + $35/tx. Both active plans include a 60-day trial and 1 free trial deal. Start on the plan that matches your volume and change as your deal flow changes.
Forward documents. CC us on threads. Never scramble at closing again.
60-day trial on active plans. Pricing follows the live billing catalog.
Your first deal is included.
Keep your SkySlope file current.