How to add an offer on behalf of the prospective purchaser

This article walks through how admin, agents can add an offer on behalf of prospective purchasers

Beneficial for agents assisting buyers who may be new to the online offer process
Agents have the option now to record offers received through email, SMS, or phone call.
This feature is specifically applicable to listings under Private Treaty or Auctions that allow for offers to be submitted before the auction date.

To get started, simply log in to https://app.realtair.com/
Once logged in, navigate to your campaign dashboard and select the campaign/property address.
Ensure that your listing is either Private Treaty or Auction with offers enabled, as shown in the screenshots above. Then, in the Buyer tab, click on the +Offer button to proceed.
Click continue to proceed
You will be directed to the page to make an offer for this listing. Please note that you will be logged in as yourself. Simply continue with the offer and fill in the necessary details.
In the "Who is buying/Buying" section, the default option is set to "I am a buyer's agent purchasing on behalf of an individual".
Provide your information and the primary buyer's details.
After completing the offer process, click on the submit button.
As the agent submits the offer on behalf of the buyer, they will receive an email from Realtair with the offer details. It is up to the agent whether they choose to share this information with the prospective buyer.
"Manual Offer Created" will be added to the Activity log to indicate that a manual offer has been made.

Can agent/admin still edit, and delete these manual offers?

Anyone with access to the campaign can view and delete manual offers. However, only the individual who created the offer has the ability to edit and withdraw it.
Users with campaign access can still manually create or edit offers even after the end date (for Private Treaty) or offer submission period (24 hours before the auction schedule) has passed.
It is important to note that offers cannot be created or edited if the listing is under contract, sold, passed in, etc.

Can the agent still send the offer to vendor?

Does the sign-sell integration work even if the offer is manually submitted?

Why is the +offer button greyed out?

If your listing is no longer for sale (ie the status is sold, withdrawn, passed in etc)
If the listing is an auction, you must tick the "allow offers prior to auction" check box