Built inside a working aggregator, not for a market study
AggregateIQ started as the internal software of Broker Sidekick: a commission analytics engine and a recruitment CRM built because the alternatives were priced for national groups. Both are now in production, running that business end to end.
Why it exists
Software for aggregators is priced and scoped for groups with an operations department. A boutique group has the same obligations, the same commission reconciliation and the same brokers asking where their money is, without the headcount to service any of it. The platform was built to close that gap for one group first.
How it is built
One Postgres database with a schema per module, row level security on every table, and a TypeScript application on top. The commission analytics run as SQL inside the database, which is why a full book recalculates in seconds. Nothing is synced between products because there is nothing to sync.
What is live today
CRM and BI are in production. Web, Manage and Portal are in build. Comply is designed and published so that the module beside it leaves room for it, and is scheduled once there is enough licensee demand to size it. The status on every product card is the same source of truth we use internally.