How do I book an onboarding call and what should I use it for?
Short answer: You can book an onboarding call anytime you need support, clarity, or guidance, and there is no limit on how many you can schedule.
At Easy Realty, onboarding calls exist to support agents, not to evaluate them. Agents are encouraged to book onboarding calls as often as needed to feel comfortable, confident, and supported in how they operate their business.
How to book an onboarding call
Agents can schedule a new agent onboarding call at any time using the booking link below. There is no restriction on how many calls you can book or when you book them. Onboarding support is available throughout your time with Easy Realty.
https://hub.easy.realty/book-new-agent-onboarding-call
What onboarding calls are used for
Onboarding calls can be used for anything that helps you feel more confident and supported. Common reasons agents book onboarding calls include walking through Slack or Agent Hub access, understanding transaction workflows, reviewing compliance expectations, learning where resources live, discussing brokerage tools, or simply confirming that everything feels set up correctly.
No wrong reasons, no limits
There is no requirement to wait until a problem exists to book an onboarding call. Agents may schedule calls proactively, repeatedly, or whenever something feels unclear. Easy Realty does not limit onboarding support or treat onboarding as a one‑time event.
Combining live and self‑guided support
Onboarding calls complement self‑guided resources, including onboarding courses in the Agent Hub, getting started articles in the Easy Realty Agent Journal, and knowledge base articles in the Getting Started category. Agents can choose the mix of live and self‑guided support that works best for them.
What onboarding calls are not
Onboarding calls are not tests, reviews, or approval checkpoints. There is no expectation that an agent must “know everything” before transacting. The goal of each call is clarity and confidence, not completion.
Rule of thumb
If something feels unclear, onboarding is the right place to start. Support is always available, and agents are encouraged to use it as often as needed.