The day you enter the executed-contract date and key terms, YayTrack back-solves every contingency, inspection, and financing deadline from your selected template and drops them onto the file timeline, no manual counting of business days.
How the math works
Each template defines its deadlines as an offset from an anchor date, for example, the inspection period as ten days after the executed contract, or financing approval as twenty-one days before closing. YayTrack applies your state and brokerage rules for counting business days, holidays, and weekends so the dates match how your contract actually reads.
Edits cascade automatically
Change any anchor date, push the closing back a week, say, and every downstream deadline recalculates instantly. The timeline highlights what moved and writes the change to the activity log so the whole team sees why a date shifted.
Stay ahead of what is due
Deadlines surface on your dashboard, on the file timeline, and in reminder notifications sized to how close they are. Anything overdue or due today is pulled to the top of Action required so nothing waits for you to go looking for it.