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Profile and settings.

Who you are, how you are paid, and the fourteen settings you may actually change.

Your account · Desk 07Camille Roussel · advisor since 11 March 2019Two settings a buyer is told about when you change them

Fourteen settings yours · nine fixed by the desk · nothing hidden

The settings you have are the real ones.

There is no page of switches here that quietly does nothing. Fourteen settings are yours and each one changes how the platform behaves; nine are fixed by the desk and are listed with the reason rather than left out. Two of the fourteen are told to the buyers they affect on the day you change them — your hours and how you wish to be reached. Nothing on this page can hide a figure, and there is no setting for that anywhere.

3Needs you on this page

Your photographSix months old · replace by DecemberProfessional cardExpires 31 December 2026Saturday hoursFour buyers have askedTake the three in order
Settings yours14Fixed by the desk9Buyers are told about2Papers on file for you5 of 6Your fee, unchanged since2019What a buyer sees of this
Section 02

Who you are.

Each field says who can see it · a legal name and a card number are not optional here
Your identity · held since 11 March 2019Camille RousselDesk 07 · Paris 6th and 7th
Public · no initials, no nicknamesLegal nameCamille Marie RousselDesk and notaires only · changed by the desk
Professional cardCPI 7501 2019 000 4412Public · expires 31 December 2026Desk07 · rue de GrenellePublic · fixed by the deskAdvisor since11 March 2019Public · counted, not entered
Buyers you work with · never on the public pageDesk only · letters go through the platform
Public · only what you can hold an hour inDistricts on your deskParis 6th, 7th · twelve citiesPublic · agreed with the desk head
Name signed at the foot of a reportCamille Roussel, Desk 07Public · a report is signed by a person, never by an officeName on the mandateCamille Marie Roussel · CPI 4412Owners and notaires · legal name and card, always both

Four fields on this panel are yours; the rest are held by the desk and show who to ask.Ask the desk to change one

Your photographTaken March 2026

Camille RousselOne photograph, straightening only, and the year is printed beside it. At two years old the page says so instead of hiding it — replace this one before December.
Papers the desk holds for youProfessional cardTo 31 DecProfessional insuranceTo 30 Jun 2027Financial guaranteeTo 30 Jun 2027Identity, seen 2019No expiryDesk agreement, signed11 Mar 2019Card renewal, applied forDue 1 NovFive of six on file. A buyer can see that your card expires in December and that the renewal is in hand — both are printed on your public page.
Section 03

How you are paid.

Printed on every sheet you write · the owner reads it before signing the mandate
Your fee3.5 %The same on all nine homes. Unchanged since 2019 and set by the desk, not by the home.
Who pays itThe ownerNever the buyer, and never the two of them at once. Surveys are paid by the desk.
WhenAt the deedNothing on signature, nothing on an accepted offer, nothing if the sale falls through.
What you are not paid forNothing elseNo referral, no mortgage introduction, no insurance, no listing fee, no bonus for a fast sale.

Your fourteen sales in the last twelve monthsOwners’ figures · the same ones on your page

Sold14Median under asking2.4 %Median days on the floor54
Your fee does not rise with the price and does not fall with a cut, so a home that sells at 2.4 % under asking costs you 2.4 % of your fee and nothing more. That is the whole of the arrangement, and it is why nothing on this platform rewards a fast sale over a right one.

Paid at the deed, by the owner, onceYour fourteen sales

Where it is paidAccountFR76 •••• •••• •••• 4412Yours to change · the desk is told, nobody elseTax numberFR 44 812 553 007Desk only · changed with the desk
What the owner is shown before signingThe percentage, the amount in euros at the asking price, who pays it, when it is paid, and the sentence that you are paid nothing else by anyone. On the Bellechasse mandate that reads 3.5 % · €68 250 — printed on the public sheet, not buried in the terms.Where it appears in the mandate
Section 04

The fourteen that are yours.

Every one of these changes how the platform behaves · two are shared with your buyers

2 told to buyers · 2 fixed for everyone

Saturday hoursBuyers are toldFour buyers have asked for one this month. Opening Saturdays tells all fourteen of your buyers the same day.Closed
Earliest hour you will keepBuyers can only ask for an hour inside this. Outside it they are told when you are next free, never left guessing.08:00 — 20:00
Notice you need for an hourBelow this a buyer cannot book; they can still ask, and you can still say yes.24 hours
Hours a week you will keepA ceiling you set on yourself. At the ceiling, new buyers are told you are full rather than shown an empty diary.Twelve
How you wish to be reachedBuyers are toldPrinted in your fourth paragraph. Changing it tells every buyer you are working with.Letters, not telephone
Tell me when a letter arrivesCannot be turned off — an unanswered letter is published on your page whether you were told or not.Always onFixed
Tell me the evening before an hourA list of tomorrow’s hours at eight, with who is coming and what they asked last time.On · 20:00
Tell me when a survey landsWhatever it says, before the buyer is sent it — so you read it first and can be asked about it.On
Tell me when a buyer opens a reportYou see that it was opened, never how long they spent in it.On
Homes you will carry at onceNine today. Above nine your answering time slows and your page shows it, so the ceiling is yours to set.Nine
Language you write reports inReports follow the buyer’s language when you keep hours in it. Yours are French unless the buyer’s is English.Buyer’s language
Who covers your desk when awayNamed, and told to your buyers before you go rather than after.Antoine Lefèvre · Desk 07
Two-step sign-inRequired for every advisor. You choose the second step, not whether there is one.On · authenticatorFixed
Devices signed inTwo now. Signing out elsewhere does not touch any letter you have sent.Two · Paris

Fourteen settings · two published to your buyers on the day you change them · two fixed for every advisor

Section 05

The nine you cannot set.

Listed with the reason · a setting that is missing from a settings page is a setting being hidden

No.What you might look forWhy it is not hereWho decides it

01Hide my answering timeIt is the first thing a buyer needs and the easiest thing to be vain about. Line one of the pledge depends on it.Nobody · it does not exist
02Hide a failed pledge lineA pledge that can be switched off is an advertisement. Four of your failures are still readable and will stay so.Nobody · it does not exist
03Keep a survey privateThe survey is commissioned by the desk and published whatever it says. No advisor has ever been able to hold one back.Nobody · it does not exist
04Write a private note on a buyerThere is no surface for it anywhere in the product. If it is worth writing down, the buyer can read it.Nobody · it does not exist
05Your feeThree and a half per cent on every home, set once in 2019. A fee you could set per home would be a fee you could argue about.The desk head
06Your districtsAgreed with the desk head so that two advisors are not competing on one street. Yours are the 6th and 7th.The desk head
07Who your buyers areA buyer chooses an advisor, never the other way round, and may leave for another without telling you why.The buyer
08The pledge textSix lines, identical on 214 pages, unchanged since 2019. You can only fail it.The platform
09What your page publishesEleven figures, all counted from your desk. There is no setting to add a twelfth or remove one.The platform

Nine settings · four of them would let you hide a figure, and that is why they do not existThe six lines that decide these

Section 06

Away, or leaving.

Both are told to the people they affect before they take effect
Away for a whileHand the desk over.

Your nine homes and fourteen buyers go to Antoine Lefèvre, who is named to each of them by letter before you leave, not after. Your hours close, your letters go to him, and your figures stop counting for the days you are away — they do not improve while you are gone.

Set dates
Everything you have writtenTake a copy.

Ninety-eight letters, nineteen reports, nine sheets and twenty-four papers, as they were written and dated. The same copy your buyers and owners can take of their side. It arrives by letter within the hour.

Send me a copy
Leaving the deskClose the account.

Your page comes down and your name comes off the list. What you wrote stays where it was read — every report and letter remains with the buyer and owner it was written for, under your name, because they were promised the same words at the same minute and that does not expire.

Speak to the desk head
Before any of the threeOne report is unsigned and a buyer arrives at eleven. Nothing on this page — not a holiday, not a handover, not a closed account — takes effect while a report you owe is outstanding.Sign it first