Professional services
Anyone who has found a house wants advice within two days. The agent captures the situation and puts that consultation straight into your calendar.
A caller who cannot book an appointment books one with the next firm — often the same evening.
A consultation with no prior knowledge of the situation is half an hour of intake you could have automated.
Callers who have not found a property yet cost as much time as callers with a signed contract.
What the agent does
The agent qualifies every caller: purchase or remortgage, property found or not, single or joint, employed or self-employed, and whether student debt or an existing property is involved.
Once a lead fits, the agent books the consultation in your calendar with the situation noted, so you start prepared.
Callers without a property yet are recorded as leads with their search stage, so you call them back at the right moment instead of spending an hour now.
The agent sends a list of what to bring in advance — income statements, employment contract, bank details — so the first conversation can be substantive immediately.
Questions about advice fees, timelines, which lenders you work with and whether you help the self-employed come from your own knowledge base.
A lead who books tonight does not shop around tomorrow. Immediate availability is a competitive advantage you are buying.
Because the situation is known and the documents already requested, the first meeting does not lose twenty minutes to fact-finding.
Someone still searching for six months belongs on a list, not in your calendar. The agent makes that distinction consistently.
People decide their housing plans after dinner. That is exactly when your office is shut.
We list the drawbacks because otherwise you discover them after buying. Each one comes with how we handle it.
The agent quotes no borrowing capacity, no rate and no feasibility. That boundary is hard, which means the caller with the most important question still waits for you.
Not everyone shares their income with an assistant. You can soften the intake, at the cost of weaker qualification.
What is said at intake belongs in your file. You have to decide in advance what gets recorded and how it fits your file-building.
No. It captures the situation and books the meeting; every calculation or feasibility statement stays with the adviser. That is a hard boundary, not a setting.
Yes. Based on the situation it sends a list of the items you need, by e-mail or WhatsApp, with an upload link.
Yes. You set when a caller may enter your calendar and when they go on the follow-up list — based, for example, on whether a property has been found.
Calls are not recorded, only kept as text, and that can be switched off. You decide which fields are stored; all processing happens within the EU.
Book viewings, qualify callers and keep listing opportunities separate.
Handle standard questions on submissions and deadlines, and book consultations.
Run first intake, establish practice area and book the consultation in the calendar.
Tell us how your phone runs today and we will show you in a demo what the agent does in your situation.