MRI Box and Dice review
A broad CRM for Australian agencies combining property, sales, marketing, and accounting workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MRI Box and Dice is a cloud-based CRM for residential real estate agencies, covering single agents, growing agencies, and franchise networks. It centralises contact and property records across offices, then connects prospecting, contact ranking, marketing email, buyer-to-property matching, listing and sales management, accounting, settlement, reporting, and performance monitoring. The Agent App extends access to buyer leads, tasks, calendars, appraisals, contacts, calls, SMS, and email.
The product’s breadth is its clearest strength for agencies that want sales operations and financial workflows in one system. Marketing teams can create emails with listing content and branded templates, while lead capture from web portals brings new prospects into the CRM. Automated workflows and task templates support follow-up, and advanced reporting and performance dashboards give agencies tools for monitoring activity. Trust, commission, and advertising accounting add coverage beyond a typical contact database.
MRI Box and Dice also has a wide integration set for an Australian real estate environment. Listed connections include AdvendaPro, CampaignTrack, realhub, RedHQ, ActivePipe, Bidtracker, Campaign Agent, CoreLogic, Feefo, LeadScope, ListOnce, LivePreso, Plezzel, PriceFinder, and Property Data. Pricing follows a contact-sales model, with prospective customers directed to request a demo or information. Agencies seeking a connected platform for prospecting, listings, sales, accounting, and mobile work should consider it; teams wanting a narrowly focused CRM or straightforward self-service pricing may prefer a simpler option.
MRI Box and Dice pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines contact, property, listing, sales, and accounting records
- Automates follow-up with task templates and workflow tools
- Supports buyer matching, lead capture, reporting, and mobile access
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contact with the vendor
- Web platform with mobile access through a separate Agent App
- Broad feature coverage may exceed the needs of smaller teams
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