Your central command for strategy, execution, and tracking across every division of Roam International.
Departments
Roam Rentals
Members-only luxury OTA. Curated properties across 10 global destinations. The entry point into the Roam ecosystem.
Roam Real Estate
Luxury brokerage and cross-border investment marketplace. High-margin commissions on international property transactions.
Roam Resorts
Sell-and-operate model with luxury developers. Currently managing The Nest Bali and Ayam Tulum partnerships.
Roam Rewards
Members' privileges and loyalty programme. Every interaction earns rewards that compound across all divisions.
Atlas
Intelligent concierge, travel advisor, and investment specialist. AI-powered platform with investor dashboard and portfolio intelligence.
Marketing
Content strategy, brand campaigns, social media, PR, events, The Roam Edit, Roam for Good, and all marketing operations.
Development
Platform build, project timelines, tech stack, and product development. Engineering the infrastructure behind every Roam division.
Finance & Reports
Financial reporting, budgets, projections, use of funds, revenue models, and investor documentation across all divisions.
Legal
Contracts, compliance, company establishment documents, cross-border legal frameworks, and partnership agreements.
Systems & Platforms
All company tools, platforms, and logins in one place. Slack, PMS, CRM, back-end access, and every system the team needs.
Roam for Good
Our charitable initiative — giving back to the communities we operate in. Social impact, partnerships, and purpose-driven projects.
Concierge
Luxury guest services, experience curation, and personalised travel support across all Roam destinations.
Sales & Pipeline
Deal tracking, sales pipeline management, and revenue forecasting across all Roam divisions.
Knowledge Base
Centralised resource library, SOPs, training materials, and institutional knowledge across all Roam departments.
Admin
Password vault, meeting notes, virtual assistant, and internal administration tools.
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Execution Roadblocks & Warnings
Potential risks and blockers identified during the build audit. Click each item to review details and recommendations.
Data Source API Access & Costs
Investor Agent — Phase 1
Review
The Investor workflow references approximately 20 data platforms (Property Monitor, AirDNA, DLD, CoreLogic, etc.). Many of these have expensive API subscriptions (AirDNA starts at ~$500/month, CoreLogic is enterprise-priced), rate limiting that affects data freshness, or no public API at all.
Recommendation: Prioritise which data sources to connect first. Start with free or low-cost sources (HM Land Registry, government open data) and add premium feeds as investor volume justifies the cost.
Compliance & Financial Advice Boundary
Investor Agent — Phase 5 & Phase 7
Review
The Investor Agent walks a fine line between "market intelligence" (permitted) and "financial advice" (regulated). Subject to FCA (UK), DFSA (UAE), and SEC (US) regulations.
Recommendation: Commission a brief legal review of Atlas's investor-facing response templates before going live. Budget for legal counsel in each jurisdiction Atlas will operate in.
Data Freshness vs Cost Trade-off
Investor Agent — Phase 1
Review
Real-time market data across 6+ global regions is expensive and complex. If Atlas cites a stale number without disclosing this, investors lose trust fast.
Recommendation: Every data point Atlas surfaces should include a "last updated" timestamp. Define acceptable freshness thresholds per data type: pricing 24h, transactions 7 days, macro indicators 30 days.
Chatwoot Airbnb Bridge
Concierge Agent — Phase 3
Review
No official Airbnb to Chatwoot integration exists. Requires a custom n8n bridge using Airbnb's limited API. This integration may be fragile.
Recommendation: Build the bridge but have a fallback where your team monitors Airbnb natively if it breaks. Consider whether Airbnb volume justifies the integration effort initially.
Knowledge Base Content Bottleneck
Concierge Agent — Phase 4
Review
Writing property guides for every active Roam property is the single most time-consuming task. Each guide requires 2-3 hours. With 20+ properties, this is 40-60+ hours of content work.
Recommendation: Start writing property guides immediately, in parallel with the technical build. Assign to operations team members who know the properties. This is the critical path item for Concierge launch.
Cross-Workflow Dependency Enforcement
All Workflows
Review
The three workflows are sequential: Master → Concierge → Investor. Enforcement is advisory only. If someone builds out of order, tasks will fail because dependencies don't exist yet.
Recommendation: Brief your developer on the strict execution order before the build begins. Consider running a checklist review at each workflow handover point.
Investor Dashboard is Separate Build
Investor Agent — Phase 7
Review
The actual investor dashboard front-end is a separate build from the workflow. The API specification and data feeds are defined, but someone needs to build the dashboard UI.
Recommendation: Decide early whether the dashboard is built by the same developer or a separate front-end team. The dashboard is investor-facing and will need its own design and UX process.
Shadow Mode Requires Real Conversation Volume
Concierge & Investor — Phase 5 & 7
Review
Both shadow mode testing phases require real conversations to validate against. Low-volume periods could delay validation significantly.
Recommendation: Time shadow mode launch with a peak booking season. Alternatively, supplement with staged test scenarios — have team members simulate realistic conversations across all expected query types.