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Qualified before the notification even fades.

We build the intake agent that answers every buyer and seller inquiry in seconds, confirms budget, timeline, and pre-approval in the same thread, and routes a fully briefed lead to the right agent.

Every inquiry answered in secondsBudget and financing confirmed firstRouted to the right agent automatically
NIlead · 214 maple ridge ct new lead
Hi, is 214 Maple Ridge Ct still available?
It sure is! Are you working with an agent already, and do you have a budget range in mind?
Not yet. Looking around $540K.
Got it. Are you pre-approved, or still shopping lenders?
Pre-approved up to $560K.
Great! I can get you in Saturday at 10am. Dana will meet you there.

Buyer file · building

Budget$540K – $560K
Pre-approvalConfirmed
TimelineBuying within 60 days
Routed toDana Whitfield

Auto-routed · Dana confirmed the Saturday 10am showing in 90 seconds

Which of your own listings would this thread actually be about?

The first 60 seconds

Median reply time

Under 60 sec

any hour an inquiry lands

Qualifying questions

3, every time

budget, timeline, financing

Showings booked

Same conversation

no separate call to schedule

Agent handoff

Fully briefed

nothing re-asked in person

Where a buyer goes quiet

Six places a lead slips through a busy desk

The message that lands at 11pm

A buyer messages about a listing they just found online. By the time an agent sees it in the morning, three other brokerages have already replied.

A Saturday spent on buyers who were never ready

Nobody asked about financing before the showing got booked, so the agent finds out mid-walkthrough that pre-approval is still months away.

Feedback that never leaves the car

A showing wraps and the agent's read on the buyer stays in their head, so the next follow-up starts from nothing.

A pre-approval letter nobody checked

An offer goes in on the strength of a financing claim no one verified, and it unravels partway through underwriting.

A handoff with no context attached

A lead passes from intake to an agent with a name and a phone number, and nothing about what the buyer actually said.

A second showing that quietly never gets booked

Interest cools between visits because nobody owns the follow-up, and the file goes cold without anyone deciding to let it.

What the agent handles

The layer that never lets an inquiry wait

Lead qualification and routing

Every inbound is engaged the moment it arrives, asked the questions your best agents ask, and routed to the right desk while it's still hot.

Web & SMS intakeBudget & pre-approval checkTimeline scoringAgent routing

Showing scheduling

A showing books straight onto an agent's real calendar from inside the qualifying conversation, with no separate call afterward.

Calendar syncInstant bookingReminder textsReschedule handling

Buyer and seller nurture

Interest between showings keeps getting a useful touch, so a lead that isn't ready today stays warm for when it is.

Saved-search alertsDrip follow-upRe-engagementReferral requests

CRM and handoff notes

Every qualifying answer and file note lands in the CRM record on its own, so an agent opens a file that's already filled in.

Two-way CRM syncFull transcript attachedDuplicate detectionTask creation
buyer file · #RB-4471routed

N. Ibarra · 214 Maple Ridge Ct

Routed · Dana Whitfield

Budget$540K – $560K
Pre-approvalConfirmed via lender letter
TimelineWants to close within 60 days
ShowingSat 10:00am · Dana Whitfield
Notes attachedFull transcript + 3 saved listings
Lead sourceListing inquiry, 214 Maple Ridge

Flagship · the hand-off

The file an agent actually opens

By the time an agent sees the notification, the buyer is already qualified, the showing is already on the calendar, and the whole conversation is already attached to the record.

  • Every answer from the conversation lands in the file automatically
  • An agent opens the handoff already knowing budget, financing, and intent
  • The showing is already on the calendar before the agent says a word
  • Nothing about the buyer gets asked a second time

Watch it qualify one of your own leads

Try it on a lead who's actually waiting on a reply. The same three questions (budget, timeline, pre-approval) get asked inside your thread, and the answers land in a file an agent can act on immediately.

The routing rules

Every lead has one desk it belongs to

A qualified lead gets more than a reply. It goes to the desk built to close it, on rules your brokerage sets.

Price band, lead type, and referral relationships all factor into where a file lands, before an agent ever sees it.

Routing rules · desk protocol

Budget under $400KFirst-time buyer specialists
Investment or multi-unit inquiryInvestment desk
Seller inquiry, pre-listingListing agents on rotation
Luxury, $1M and aboveSenior agents only
Referral or repeat clientTheir original agent, always

How a lead becomes a client

01

The conversation starts

A web, SMS, or portal inquiry gets a reply within seconds, whatever the hour.

02

Budget, timeline, and financing get confirmed

The same three questions your best agents ask, asked every time, no exceptions.

03

The lead is routed to the right desk

First-time buyer, investor, luxury, or referral: the routing rules decide, not whoever answers first.

04

A showing is booked, the file is attached

The agent's calendar and the buyer's file update together, before the conversation even ends.

What changes at the curb

Fewer quiet leads, from first message to showing

No inquiry sits unanswered

Every message gets a useful reply within a minute, day or night, weekday or weekend.

Agents only walk into showings that are ready

Budget and pre-approval are confirmed before anyone gets in the car.

Every handoff arrives with context attached

A new agent opens a full file, not a name and a phone number.

Buyers keep hearing from someone, even between showings

Saved-search alerts and follow-up keep a slow-moving lead from going cold.

Questions

What brokerages ask first

Yes. Buyer and seller leads are both qualified on arrival, asked the questions relevant to each, and routed on their own set of rules.

It stays in play. Saved-search alerts and scheduled follow-up keep a slower buyer warm until they're ready to book.

Both. The agent gets the full conversation attached to the file plus a short summary, so nothing gets lost in translation.

Yes. Routing by price band, lead type, or referral relationship is set to match how your desk already assigns leads.

It gets qualified and, where appropriate, booked immediately. Anything that needs a human judgment call queues for the next agent on rotation.

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