MoxiWorks Integrates RISE Platform with Cloze

MoxiWorks has integrated its native-AI relationship intelligence platform, RISE, with Cloze, an AI-powered real estate platform, to automatically synchronize contacts and activities between the two systems. This integration, announced on a Wednesday, aims to provide brokerages and agents utilizing both platforms with a singular, consolidated view of each client contact, thereby eliminating the need for redundant data entry across different systems. Once contacts are transferred from Cloze to RISE, agents can immediately leverage RISE's campaigns, presentations, and automation features for those relationships. Concurrently, activities conducted within RISE are shared back to the Cloze Intelligence Engine, fostering a continuous flow of information. Krista Hannahs, principal product manager for integrations at MoxiWorks, stated that the integration ensures users running Cloze and RISE concurrently do not need to manually track which system holds the most current contact information, as Cloze contacts will now appear automatically in RISE, ready for immediate use in marketing and follow-up activities. This development aligns with MoxiWorks' strategic objective for RISE, which emphasizes an "open ecosystem" designed to connect with tools that agents already employ, rather than mandating a singular vendor solution. Cloze joins a growing list of existing RISE integrations, which include a bidirectional connection with Canva, MoxiWorks' own Promote digital advertising platform powered by Evocalize, and RateMyAgent. The newly established integration is currently accessible to agents, offices, and brokerages that utilize both Cloze and RISE across all markets served by MoxiWorks, encompassing the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. MoxiWorks has positioned the Cloze connection as a foundational element of its more extensive 2026 roadmap for expanding the RISE ecosystem, with plans to incorporate transaction management integrations in the near future. The company anticipates that linking transaction data with existing contact and activity histories will further centralize an agent's operational workflow, spanning from initial prospecting efforts through to the final closing of a deal. This expansion into transaction management is expected to streamline the agent's process by consolidating critical data points within a single, interconnected system.