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02 / Listings

Create listings from model intelligence

When a broker takes a new listing or a dealer takes a trade, YotSignal starts from the reviewed model record instead of a blank form. The specifications are already correct. The dealer adds what is unique to the boat.

One reviewed record. Many outputs.

01 / From record to listing

Start from the record, not the blank form.

The reviewed model record carries specifications, documents, and source references. The dealer confirms the real unit details before anything is published.

1
Pick the model
Search the index for the exact builder, model, and year. The reviewed model record is the starting point.
2
Reviewed specs import automatically
Dimensions, engines, tankage, and equipment arrive from reviewed intelligence, each field marked with its source.
3
Identify what only the dealer can confirm
The workspace flags the details unique to this exact unit: photos, hours, condition, options, price, and seller notes.
4
Add the boat and prepare to publish
The dealer confirms the real unit details. Nothing becomes public until the team approves it.
02 / One record, many outputs

A reviewed record is not just a listing.

The same reviewed model record supports the work a dealer or broker does around a vessel, from research to a client-ready presentation.

Listing drafts

A structured draft that starts from a reviewed record instead of a blank form.

Buyer-facing pages

Clearer model context and source-backed specifications, where a dealer chooses to publish.

Client presentations

Client-ready vessel presentations assembled from the same reviewed record.

Dealer and broker workflow

One reviewed record supports research, comparison, preparation, and handoff across a team.

03 / Dealer control

The dealer confirms the unit. The team controls what is public.

Reviewed specifications import with their source
The dealer confirms photos, hours, condition, and price
Nothing becomes public until the team approves it