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One home, not an inbox
The status, the chasing, the "where are we" — your office already does all of it, in emails and texts. The Vault gives that work one protected home. Your process doesn't change.
Protected closings for title & escrow teams
Every closing deserves a vault.
AESCRO gives each closing The Vault — one protected deal room where buyers see what's real, wires move only through verified paths, and Marco, the AI host, keeps every party calm and current. Your office approves everything that leaves it.
0wire details ever shown in chat
1protected room per closing, hosted by Marco
0new things for your staff to learn
Buyer update ready
Drafted by Marco. Released by your office.
Wire path verified
No routing PDFs. No surprise instruction changes.
The closing runs on email. That era is ending.
Real-estate wire fraud hit $275M last year — up roughly 60% in one year — and about 80% of title firms saw an attempt. The next wave is AI: tireless, convincing, machine-speed. Your office already runs every closing well. It just runs it somewhere thieves can reach.
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Wire safety, structural
No account numbers in chat. No instruction changes outside a verified contact path. The safe path is also the easiest path, so nobody routes around it.
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AI that answers to the desk
Marco hosts the room — drafts updates, compacts conversations, watches deadlines and risk language. Your officer approves everything that leaves the file.
The Vault. One protected deal room for every closing.
Your dashboard is the daily closing desk. Each active escrow opens its own Vault — buyer clarity on one side, office control on the other, Marco keeping the file current in between. Nothing funds without your approval.
Your closing desk
Approvals, wire checks, deadlines, and drafts — the whole day, mapped.Open files18
EMD checks7
Contingencies11
Closed YTD42
Today's operating board
9:00Review buyer status drafts.approve
10:30Verify wire contact path.fraud
1:15Check lender package condition.docs
Marco brief
Buyer needs reassurance, no funding action is ready, and wire-safety language should remain conservative until the office verifies the trusted contact path.
The buyer gets clarity. The office keeps control.
Built around the real sequence of a closing — contract dates, deposits, contingencies, the wire — not a generic customer portal.
The Vault opens
Every party gets one trusted room for status, next steps, and approved updates. No more forwarded PDFs.
Marco hosts
The AI host drafts, summarizes, tracks the deal's critical dates, and maps the office's day.
Your office releases
Staff review, edit, release, or hold every buyer-facing message. Nothing leaves the file on its own.
Trust compounds
Calmer buyers, narrower fraud paths, a clean record of what's real. Closing day feels the way it should.
You already do all of this. It just lives in your inbox, where thieves can reach it. We give it a home.
Your process doesn't change. Your staff learns nothing new. Marco runs the room; your office keeps the keys.Human-approvedMarco drafts. Your office releases. Every message, every time.
Red-teamedWe attack our own Vault like a frontier lab — and publish what we fix.
Nothing to learnIf your team can read email, they can run The Vault.
Give your next closing a Vault.
Request the private demo and walk the whole thing — the buyer's room, the office desk, the Marco brief, and the wire ritual, end to end.