Real estate
How can a property business automate its lead follow-up?
How can a property business automate its lead follow-up?
Capture every enquiry into one system with its source attached, respond immediately rather than when someone next checks, and route the enquiry to the right person with the property already attached. In property the deciding factor is usually speed: the first credible reply tends to win the conversation, and out of hours that reply has to be automatic.
Property enquiries arrive from everywhere at once: portal listings, paid social, WhatsApp, a phone call, a form on your own site. They rarely land in the same place, which is why nobody can answer the two questions that matter, namely how many enquiries came in and which source produced the ones that closed.
The second problem is time zones. Overseas buyers enquire while your office is closed, and a reply the next morning is often a reply after they have spoken to someone else.
Daiichi Technologies works in this sector from inside it: Daiichi Real Estate is our sister company in the group, selling property in Pakistan to buyers at home and overseas.
What usually goes wrong
- Enquiries spread across portals, WhatsApp, calls and forms with no single view
- No reliable answer to which source produced a sale
- Overseas buyers enquiring outside your working hours
- The same buyer entered two or three times by different people
- Site visits arranged over WhatsApp and forgotten
Built for real estate
Specific work rather than a general promise, because a sector page that could describe any sector is no use to anybody.
One place every enquiry lands
Portal enquiries, website forms, chat and WhatsApp all reach the same CRM record, with the source recorded so attribution is not guesswork.
Immediate response, day or night
An automatic first reply that acknowledges the specific property, sends the detail the buyer asked for, and tells them when a person will follow up.
An assistant that qualifies, not decides
A chat or voice assistant that answers the routine questions about a listing, captures budget and timing, and hands over to a person the moment the buyer asks for one.
Viewing and site-visit scheduling
Booking against real availability, with reminders, so a confirmed visit is on a calendar rather than in a chat thread.
Overseas-buyer handling
Follow-up timed to the buyer's time zone rather than yours, and a record of which country each enquiry came from.
Frequently asked questions
What real estate businesses ask us first.
It depends on the portal. Some provide an API or webhook and can be connected directly; others only send an email notification, in which case that email can be parsed into the CRM. We check what each portal you use actually offers before promising a route, because the answer differs by portal and by country.
No, and it should not be allowed to. We restrict an assistant to the factual and the routine: what is available, where it is, what the listed details are, and when someone can view it. Anything involving a commitment or a negotiation routes to a person.
Yes. WhatsApp is usually the most important channel in this sector, and it can be connected so conversations create and update CRM records rather than living on one salesperson's phone.
The value is not proportional to your size, it is proportional to how many enquiries you lose. If enquiries arrive out of hours, or sit unanswered while somebody is on a site visit, the case is usually strong even for a small team.
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