KeyAccess

Use Rex with AI

Website login

Rex is agency software used in the UK and in Australia for listings, contacts and the sales process. KeyAccess is not a Rex partner and does not have a direct connector.

United Kingdom and Australia · Agency CRM

Same rule as the other CRMs

Draft from facts you hold. Approve anything that would be sent or typed into Rex. Website login is available as the mechanism because Rex is a website your staff already sign in to. A successful test on your account is the only evidence that a given task works. A test on a different CRM does not count.

You sign in yourself on your own browser computer, including any extra check the site asks for. KeyAccess does not see or store the password. A task runs only after you approve the exact text, and it stops if the page is not the one expected. Website work has been proved on a labelled test CRM. It is not a tested claim about this product.

Two countries

A UK branch and an Australian office do not share a legal vocabulary. Do not let one template serve both. SSTC and exchange are English. Australian states have their own contract steps. The assistant should use the words already on that office’s file, not a British default.

Listings

Rex’s own publishing is how portals and portals-like sites get the listing. KeyAccess drafts the description. It does not operate a parallel feed.

Their site: www.rexsoftware.com

Questions

Do you integrate with Rex?

There is no direct integration and no partnership. Website login is the honest description, and it is not a guarantee of every screen.

Does it work the same in Australia and the UK?

The mechanism is the same. The wording of the drafts must follow the office. KeyAccess does not ship a national contract.

Can it replace our Rex training?

No. Staff still need to know Rex. The assistant does not invent clicks it has not been shown.

Rex with AI · KeyAccess