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An inbox that answers itself for real estate

Replies to portal leads instantly, sends listing details, keeps a follow-up sequence going.

Receptionist with a headset answering a call in a glass office
Every lead, answered
Email inbox at a real estate, a sample dayLocal time
  1. 08:14Quote request with three photos. Draft quote built from your price list, waiting for your approval.
  2. 10:02Supplier invoice arrived. Amount and due date entered, PDF filed under the vendor.
  3. 15:30Customer asked for opening hours and parking. Answered from your saved answers.

What it does in real estate

  • Sorts mail: reply, quote, file, ignore
  • Answers routine questions from your own answers
  • Drafts quotes from your price list, waits for your approval
  • Pulls names, dates and amounts into your CRM
  • Chases unanswered quotes and unpaid invoices

Systems in your office it plugs into

  • CRM (Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, HubSpot)
  • Portal leads and website forms
  • Showing calendars and lockbox codes
  • Listing documents and disclosures
  • Transaction checklists

Plus gmail, google workspace, microsoft 365, imap, your crm, spreadsheet or booking system.

Guardrails, set on day one

What the AI may promise, what it hands to a person.

Rule

Anything with money in it waits for your approval

Rule

Every reply is logged

Rule

Do-not-contact requests are honored

Rule

A daily spend cap stops the run

Questions

Short answers. Anything else, ask on the contact page and a person replies in a day.

Ask a question
Will it reply to everything on its own?

Only to the categories you allow. The rest waits as drafts.

Does it read my personal email?

No. Only the business mailbox you connect.

Will leads know they are talking to AI?

It introduces itself as your office assistant and hands off to you the moment a lead asks for the agent.

Your systems stay yours

Nothing to migrate, nothing new to learn. A person is always one step away.

  • Week 1: audit
  • Weeks 2 and 3: build and test on your cases
  • Week 4: live, watched
  • Every month: tune