The market solves these tasks one by one. Magic runs them as one deal.
Company spend, procurement, construction progress, mortgages, valuation, the homebuyer and sales automation. Each task has its own category of strong solutions on the market. In Magic, they are modules of one platform on a shared AI core, and the output of one module becomes the input for the next.
Seven parts of one deal
| Part of the deal | What solutions in this category usually handle | What the connection adds in Magic |
|---|---|---|
| Company spend and payments | Cards, limits, invoices, expense tracking | Each invoice is checked against the pooled order price and landed cost |
| Procurement | Requests, approvals and supplier selection | Requests from many companies go to a factory tender as one volume |
| Construction control | Work progress, deviations, schedule forecasts | A deviation on site becomes an order, a budget line and a payment |
| Mortgages | Matching a bank and loan terms | The buyer's file is prepared when the apartment is chosen, and its status is visible to the sales team |
| Property valuation | Licensed property valuation | The valuation result goes straight into the mortgage file |
| Homebuyer | Goods and services for the home | Fit-out at the pooled order price, alongside company orders |
| Automation with AI agents | Agents for customer requests and company processes | Agents work with material prices, site actuals and the apartment deal |
Category descriptions are general and do not refer to any specific company. Many solutions in each category offer more than what is listed. The Magic column describes how the platform is designed; each module's status is shown on its page.
Magic sits where these parts meet. Construction progress drives demand for procurement, procurement feeds prices to the finance module, and an apartment sale opens up the mortgage, the valuation and the buyer with their renovation.
What Magic connects in one deal
Pooled orders from independent companies
Requests from many construction companies combine into one factory batch. Each company's name, volume and price stay hidden from the others.
Direct factory tender
Pooled volume goes straight to manufacturers for bidding.
Full price to the site
The price is calculated with freight, duties and customs clearance, delivered to your site, not as it stands in the quote.
The bank inside the deal
Letters of credit, guarantees, credit and deferred payment terms are arranged in the same deal as the goods.
Carrier tender and delivery control
International shipping is put out to tender and tracked all the way to the site.
Quality based on facts
Inspection, claims and factory ratings are built on real deliveries.
One system runs the entire deal: factory tender, letter of credit, freight, customs, inspection, delivery and the invoice into your accounting system.
The rules Magic runs on
Neutrality
Magic holds no inventory and sells nothing of its own. Offers are compared on landed cost, and the comparison rules are set out in the contract with the client.
Every AI action logged
You see what the agent did, when and on what basis.
Audit-ready math
Savings break down to the original invoice, and rerunning the calculation gives the same result.
Freedom
You can switch off any connection yourself, at any time.
Deal languages
Agents talk to factories and clients in Hebrew, English, Russian and Chinese.
By module
Financial optimization
Pilot| Task | How it is usually handled separately | What Magic adds in connection |
|---|---|---|
| Spend control | Corporate cards with limits and expense tracking | Limits by site, crew and supplier, with the pooled order price next to each expense |
| Invoice payment | Systems for capturing, approving and paying invoices | Each invoice is checked against the factory price, and each contractor progress claim against confirmed work volume |
| Financing | A bank product the company finds on its own | Bank terms are compared for each specific procurement deal |
| Impact report | A report on company spend | Savings on two baselines, broken down to the original invoice |
Group purchasing
Pilot| Task | How it is usually handled separately | What Magic adds in connection |
|---|---|---|
| Procurement discipline | Procurement management systems: orders, approvals, budgets | The request goes into a pooled order and a factory tender |
| Buying materials | Online catalogs and supplier networks with delivery | A factory batch sized to the combined demand of many companies |
| Tender | Tender platforms where a company puts up its own volume | Many companies put their volume up for bidding at once |
| Procurement automation | AI agents that run a company's procurement | Pooled volume, import to the site and the bank inside the deal |
Construction control
In development| Task | How it is usually handled separately | What Magic adds in connection |
|---|---|---|
| Work progress | Computer vision and construction monitoring systems | A deviation becomes an order, a price and a payment |
| Project management | Scheduling, task and document systems | Demand from the schedule goes into a pooled order, import and financing |
| Contractor payment | Checking progress claims against work volume | The claim is checked before payment, and missing materials are procured |
Business automation
Pilot| Task | How it is usually handled separately | What Magic adds in connection |
|---|---|---|
| Customer conversations | AI agents for customer requests | The developer's sales agents work with apartment pricing and inventory, and with the buyer's mortgage |
| Company processes | AI agent platforms for enterprise processes | The industry layer: material prices, site actuals, the apartment deal |
| Deal tracking | Industry CRMs | Agents run the deal inside the same CRM |
| Accounting core | Major accounting systems and their implementation | Staged rollout, with results in your own numbers |
Mortgages
In development| Task | How it is usually handled separately | What Magic adds in connection |
|---|---|---|
| Negotiating with banks | Independent mortgage advisor | The file is prepared when the apartment is chosen, and a licensed participant handles the application |
| Bank application | The bank's website or app | Several banks review one buyer |
| Rate benchmark | Comparison sites | A prepared file and support through to disbursement |
| Help at the developer | Advisor at the sales office | Each buyer's financing status is visible to the sales team |
Homebuyers and the home
In development| Task | How it is usually handled separately | What Magic adds in connection |
|---|---|---|
| Housing rewards | Loyalty programs for housing payments | The moment of the apartment purchase and pooled order pricing on fit-out |
| Resident communication | AI services for residents and tenants | The deal, the mortgage and fit-out in the same system |
| Post-purchase services | Services for homeowners | Work through the developer and fit-out pricing |
| Tradespeople | Tradespeople directories with reviews | Tradespeople and goods in the same order as the fit-out |
| Selection | Stores and kitchen showrooms | One price on combined demand |
Property valuation
Next stage| Task | How it is usually handled separately | What Magic adds in connection |
|---|---|---|
| Valuation | Appraiser by referral | Timing and cost known upfront |
| Choosing a professional | Professional directories | The platform manages documents, deadlines and the outcome |
| Link to the deal | Valuation for the mortgage bank | The result goes into the mortgage file, then opens renovation, fit-out and procurement |
Terms are earned through deals
Terms are earned through deals
Factory prices, bank terms and carrier tariffs are granted against confirmed pooled volume. That can't be written in code.
The system gets sharper with every purchase
Who quoted, who ran late, who shipped defects, which bank approved faster. This data builds up in every Magic deal.
One foundation, many workspaces
Every new module runs on the same core, so you get the next capability without adopting a new system.
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