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Slow replies lose tenants to whoever answers first.

Inquiries get a reply in minutes, the lead gets qualified against your own criteria, and the showing lands straight in your calendar — while you'd otherwise still be typing back on Monday morning.

Everything happens in writing — you'll get a concrete plan back, not a sales call.

The problem
  • Slow replies lose tenants to whoever answers first
  • Unqualified leads still eat a manager's time
  • Good leads go cold waiting for a callback
What changes
  • Qualification happens conversationally, not through a form nobody fills in
  • Fair-housing questions get asked the same way, every single time
  • Visibility into which listings actually produce tenants
Listing inbox — 2-bed on Main St
Hi! Is the 2-bed still available? Could I see it this week?
Lead · Saturday 9:41 pm
Yes — available from Nov 1, $2,150/mo, parking included. A few quick questions and I'll set up a showing.
Auto-reply · 9:44 pm
Move-in: Dec 1 ✓2 occupants ✓No pets ✓Income verified ✓
Showing booked — Thursday 5:00 pm
Added to your calendar · reminder goes to the lead

Illustrative example — your build runs on your own rules, templates and software.

Ask about your own qualification criteria

Step by step

From a listing inquiry to a booked showing

1

An inquiry arrives

From a listing portal, your website, or plain email - wherever you advertise, the pipeline picks it up.

2

A reply goes out in minutes

Unit details, availability, requirements, next steps - answered from your listing data, in the lead's language, at 9 pm on a Saturday too.

3

The lead gets qualified

Move-in date, occupants, income basics, pets - your criteria, asked conversationally instead of as a form nobody fills in.

4

Qualified leads book a showing

Straight into your calendar, with reminders. No phone tag, no double-booking.

5

Unqualified leads handled politely

A clear answer and alternative units if you have them - zero staff minutes spent.

6

Every lead is logged

Source, timing, answers, outcome - so you can see which listings produce tenants and which just produce email.

Setup

What I need from you

Usually gathered in one email thread. No preparation beyond finding the documents you already have.

Listing dataUnits, rents, availability, requirements.
Qualification criteriaWhat makes a lead worth a showing in your book.
Calendar accessWhere showings should land - Google, Outlook, or your PM software.
Questions

Fair questions

Will leads notice it's automated?

Replies come from your data in natural language, and your staff can take over any thread at any moment. What leads notice is getting an answer in minutes.

Which platforms does it cover?

Anything that lands in an inbox or has an API - listing portals, your website form, plain email.

What about fair-housing rules?

The flow asks your approved questions, the same way, every time - more consistent than a busy human on a Friday afternoon.

How fast did your last lead get an answer?

Tell me where listing inquiries land today and who replies to them — two or three sentences is enough. You'll get a concrete plan built around your own listings back, not a pitch deck.

Tell me about your process