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Viewing your commission details on a Transaction

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The Finances page on any transaction you're part of gives you a clear, self-service view of your commission: how it was calculated, what's being deducted, any outstanding balances, and what you'll actually take home.

Instead of waiting on your brokerage to send a breakdown, you can open the transaction and see the numbers yourself, any time.

Access to the Finances page is controlled by your admin through the "Can view transaction commissions" permission. If you don't see the tab on your transactions, reach out to your admin to have it enabled.

Where to find the Finances page

Open any transaction you're assigned to and click the Finances tab. It's located under ASSETS in the left sidebar.

What you'll see

Here's what the Finances page shows you:

Commission & Balances

At the top of the page, you'll see the commission summary for the deal:

  • Price - the sale price of the property

  • Gross commission - the total commission on the deal

  • Listing side commission - how much goes to the listing side

  • Buying side commission - how much goes to the buying side

You'll also see the Bank trust (EMD) balance β€” the earnest money deposit on the transaction.

Your commission breakdown

This is where you see exactly how your commission is calculated, step by step:

  • Gross commission - your starting amount

  • Commission allocation base - the base amount your commission is calculated from

  • Commission allocation - your allocated share

  • Deductions - anything subtracted before your split is calculated

  • Commission basis - what's left after deductions

  • Split - your split amount (if your brokerage uses a sliding scale, it'll say so here)

  • Total net commission - your final commission number

Outstanding Balances

At the bottom, you'll see any outstanding balances that affect your payout:

  • Total net commission - your commission amount

  • Outstanding balances - any open invoices or amounts being collected from your commission

  • Total net payout - what you'll actually receive after everything is applied

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