Once a deal has a checklist assigned and documents linked, you can run a compliance review to surface issues across the transaction.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.oun.homes/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Starting a review
- Open the deal from the Compliance dashboard
- Click Start Review
A deal must have a checklist assigned and at least one document linked to a checklist item before you can start a review. A single review can analyze up to 20 documents.
Auto-matching documents
When you assign a checklist to a deal, Oun automatically tries to match existing documents to checklist items based on document type. Auto-matched items show an Auto badge. You can also trigger auto-matching manually by clicking the Auto Assign button (magic wand icon) on the compliance review page. This is useful after uploading new documents. To manually assign a document to a checklist item, click the item and select a document from the deal.Reviewing findings
After a review completes, findings appear organized by checklist item and severity.Viewing findings on a document
Click any checklist item with findings to open the document detail view. This shows:- The PDF on the left with colored highlight overlays marking where each finding was detected
- A findings list on the right with details and actions
Resolving a finding
When a finding has been addressed, click Resolve to mark it as done. Resolved findings appear faded with a strikethrough. You can Unresolve if you need to reopen it.Dismissing a finding
If a finding isn’t actionable — for example, it flags something that’s correct for your deal — click Dismiss. You can add an optional reason explaining why. Dismissed findings are tracked separately and can be restored with the Restore button.Creating a manual finding
Admins and TCs can add findings that the AI didn’t catch:- Open a checklist item’s document detail view
- Click Add Finding
- Enter a title, severity, and optional recommendation
- Save
You can only add manual findings to checklist items that have a document assigned and haven’t been approved or rejected yet.
Approving and rejecting documents
After reviewing a document’s findings, admins and TCs can mark the checklist item as Approved or Rejected.- Approve — the document meets compliance requirements. The item is marked complete.
- Reject — the document has issues that need to be addressed. You can add rejection notes explaining what needs to change.
A document can be approved even if it still has unresolved findings — the approval decision is yours.
Waiving checklist items
If a required document doesn’t apply to a particular deal, click Waive on the checklist item and add optional notes explaining why. Waived items count toward compliance completion. To reverse a waiver, click Unwaive to return the item to pending status.Sending compliance summary emails
You can email a compliance summary to deal stakeholders:- Click Email Summary on the compliance review page
- Select recipients — the deal owner is pre-selected, and you can add team members or shared users
- Send
Recipients must be the deal owner, an organization member, or someone the deal has been shared with.
Using Homie for compliance
You can ask Homie to handle compliance tasks through chat:- “Start a compliance review for this deal”
- “Show me all compliance findings”
- “Resolve this finding” / “Dismiss this finding”
- “Approve the purchase agreement checklist item”
- “What’s the checklist status for this deal?”
- “Send a compliance summary to the deal owner”
- “Assign a checklist to this deal”
FAQ
Can I run multiple reviews on the same deal?
Can I run multiple reviews on the same deal?
Yes. Each review is a separate run. Previous findings are preserved — new reviews add to the history rather than replacing it.
What happens if I upload new documents after a review?
What happens if I upload new documents after a review?
New documents aren’t automatically reviewed. Assign them to checklist items and start a new review to include them.
Can agents see compliance findings on their own deals?
Can agents see compliance findings on their own deals?
Yes. Agents can view findings and resolve or dismiss them on deals they own. Only admins and TCs can approve, reject, or create manual findings.
What does the review actually check?
What does the review actually check?
The review runs three types of analysis: per-document checks (missing fields, signature issues, form validity), cross-document consistency (conflicting dates, mismatched names across forms), and jurisdiction-specific compliance (state requirements, property-specific rules).