Buyers don't wait. The AI agent picks up your WhatsApp the moment a lead comes in, qualifies budget and neighborhood, books a viewing, and only pages you when there's a reason to.
Real-estate inbound is brutal — every lead is also messaging two other agents. The AI agent makes sure you reply first, every time, with the same questions a senior agent would ask.
Upload your active inventory, the agency's neighborhood expertise, and your viewing rules. The AI agent qualifies budget, timeline, financing, and location, then either books the viewing or hands the lead summary to the right human agent.
Website widget, WhatsApp, voice, and a shareable private link — all available today. Same brain on every channel — never contradicts itself.
Yes. Most real-estate inbound on WhatsApp goes the same way: budget, neighborhood, bedrooms, timing, financing. Your AI agent walks through that conversation, captures the answers, and either books a viewing or sends a qualified lead summary to your team — instead of letting the message sit until you can pick up the phone.
It can share links to listings on your website, send floor plans you've uploaded, and walk a buyer through the basics of a property — price, area, amenities, status. For full agency-managed media, hand-off happens with the lead summary attached so the agent on duty has context.
That's the point. The slower a real-estate lead waits, the more likely they message a competitor next. Your AI agent replies in seconds — qualifies the buyer, books the viewing if they're ready, and pages your team only when there's a reason to.
Yes. The same AI agent can route leads by neighborhood, language, or property type to the right human agent on your team. Every conversation is visible from the Command Center so the agency manager can see what's coming in.
No, and that's deliberate. The AI agent introduces itself as your agency's AI assistant. Buyers in WhatsApp expect fast, helpful replies — not a person pretending to be available 24/7. Honesty here actually wins more viewings than the alternative.