Case study
Alex Stoykov Group · A Compass real estate team in Chicago
$83M to $200Min three years.
Tim Urmanczy, Nerva's founder, joined in 2023 as the team's only engineer and built the operation it runs on: the marketing system, the lead-generating website, and an in-house app for everything operations, with an AI agent on demand for every person on the team.
$83M → $200M
Team volume, 2023 to 2026 pace
+763%
Website traffic, year over year
20+
Tools in one system of record
24
Automations on a schedule
01 · Lead-generating website
A website that qualifies the lead before anyone calls.
Live MLS inventory, seller and buyer wizards, a chat that knows the team, and a page for every agent. Every answer a visitor gives travels with the lead into the CRM.
- +763% traffic, year over year
- 100+ qualified leads from the site
- Open house sign-in by QR code
02 · Marketing system
Marketing requests without a single email chain.
Agents request collateral and book the studio from their hub. Tasks mirror to Asana every minute, every listing gets its own website automatically, and an AI agent drafts listing copy from verified MLS facts only.
- A microsite for every listing
- Studio bookings and requests in one queue
- AI copy capped at about a dollar a run
03 · Operations app
One app for everything operations.
The Agent Hub and Admin Hub on the web, and an iPhone app for the whole team: leads, listings, bookings, showing coverage and the team's numbers, all reading from the same database.
- Agent Hub, Admin Hub, iPhone app, office TV
- Post a showing, the first agent to accept covers it
- Seven widgets and a Live Activity
04 · AI on demand
An AI agent for every person on the team.
Everyone connects the AI they already use, Claude or ChatGPT, signed in as themselves. Agents book and request, admins see the whole team, and the owner gets company numbers and a daily brief.
- Agent, admin and executive links
- Metered per person
- A daily brief every morning
Underneath
Underneath it all: one database.
Every source syncs into one Postgres database on a schedule. The website, the hubs, the app and the AI all read from it, so a vendor outage never reaches a screen.
01Who uses it
02Surfaces
01 Client
02 Agent
03 Admin
AI
03Backend
04Services
05Data
The map
Tap any box to open it up.
Five layers, top to bottom: the people, the screens they use, the backend that does the work, the outside services it talks to, and the one database everything agrees on. Pick a box and its whole path lights up.
The ASG build is the Embedded package.
Most businesses start smaller: a two-week Blueprint, then the Foundation. The same system grows from there.
Tell uswhat is breaking.
Two minutes. Tim reads every request and replies within one business day with a first take.