REcore Partners with Lundy to Distribute Navigator AI Nationwide

May 31, 2025
REcore has partnered with Lundy Inc. to distribute Navigator, an AI-powered assistant for MLSs, across the U.S., as announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to enhance MLS operations by providing instant, accurate answers to staff queries.

REcore has partnered with Lundy Inc. to distribute Navigator, an AI-powered assistant, to Multiple Listing Services (MLSs) nationwide, announced in a press release. Navigator is designed to integrate with existing MLS documents, rules, and policies, providing instant and accurate answers to staff queries, thereby eliminating the need for manual searches through documents or waiting for ticket responses.

Under this new agreement, REcore will act as the exclusive reseller of Navigator, accelerating its availability across the MLS landscape. This partnership aims to improve response times, streamline onboarding processes, and ensure consistent communication within MLS teams. Navigator complements REcore's existing suite of tools that simplify compliance and streamline operations for MLSs.

Justin Lundy, CEO of Lundy Inc., emphasized the partnership's goal of making advanced AI accessible to every MLS in the country, regardless of size. Art Carter, CEO of REcore Solutions, highlighted the potential impact of this collaboration on MLS support for staff and stakeholders, leveraging REcore's extensive network and Lundy's innovative technology.

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