Listen to how you already answer
We read your last twenty replies and your best listing descriptions, so the automation sounds like you rather than like software.
You getA written voice and rules document.
A lead arrives at 9:48 PM. You are at dinner, or asleep, or with another client. Something should answer, ask the two questions that matter, and put a showing in your calendar — and it should sound like your business.
Speed-to-lead is not a discipline problem, it is a coverage problem. Leads arrive on evenings and weekends, which is exactly when you are working with the clients you already have. By morning the buyer has messaged three other agents and taken whoever replied.
Built in your accounts, on your CRM, using your words. A human stays in the loop for anything that actually matters.
Every enquiry gets a real answer while the buyer is still on their phone.
The two or three questions that decide whether this is worth your Saturday.
The third, fifth and ninth touch that nobody gets around to.
Drafts for review — not an assistant sending things you have never read.
Typically two weeks, because most of it is writing rather than wiring.
We read your last twenty replies and your best listing descriptions, so the automation sounds like you rather than like software.
You getA written voice and rules document.
Buyer, seller, renter, past client. What gets asked, what gets answered automatically, and exactly where a human takes over.
You getA one-page map of every path.
We build it in your CRM and run it in draft mode first, so you see what it would have sent before it can send anything.
You getA week of drafts you approved or corrected.
It goes live on one source first, then the rest. We watch the first fortnight and adjust the questions that are not landing.
You getA live system and a monthly report.
Automation runs inside the CRM you already pay for wherever possible, so there is no extra subscription and no second place to look.
Honest about what this does and does not do.
Every enquiry gets a real answer in minutes, including the ones that arrive at 9:48 PM.
Timeline, financing and area are already on the record before you pick up the phone.
The sequence runs to its end instead of stopping at attempt two, and stops the moment they reply.
This drafts, answers and books. It does not negotiate, it does not advise, and it does not pretend to be you.
No. The automation identifies itself as your assistant, and anything client-facing that matters — advice, negotiation, anything about price — is handed to you. Drafts go to you for approval before they are sent. We would rather it say “let me get Sarah to answer that” than guess.
Only with proper consent. In the US, TCPA requires prior express written consent for automated calls and texts to a mobile; in Canada, CASL requires consent for commercial electronic messages. We build the consent capture into your forms and we do not switch on SMS to anyone who has not opted in. Email replies to someone who just filled in your form are a different matter and are generally fine.
It runs in draft mode for the first week, so you see everything it would have sent before it can send anything. After go-live, every conversation is visible in your CRM, and anything outside its script is escalated to you rather than answered. If a path keeps going wrong we change the path.
No, but it helps. We build inside the CRM you already pay for — Lofty, Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, LionDesk, Sierra Interactive or HubSpot — because that keeps everything in one place and avoids another subscription. If your CRM cannot support it we will tell you honestly and give you the options.
We work inside Lofty, Follow Up Boss, kvCORE and the rest — cleaning the database, building the pipeline and running the reporting.
See the detailA site that loads fast, shows your listings, and turns a browser into a phone number.
See the detailReels, just-listed posts and market updates that ship on a calendar instead of when you remember.
See the detailWe look at what you have now, tell you what we would change first, and give you a fixed price in writing. If you do not need this yet, we will say so.