Landlord leads left unchased
Valuation requests and guide downloads come in from ads, and nobody has time to call them back while they are still warm.
AI for letting agents
In a letting agency the hours go on chasing: landlord leads, tenant applications, maintenance messages and viewings. Chasing is exactly the work AI is good at.
Where the hours go
We work with letting agents, and the same few problems come up a lot. None of them is the valuation or the viewing itself. It is the back and forth around them.
Valuation requests and guide downloads come in from ads, and nobody has time to call them back while they are still warm.
Tenants report repairs by WhatsApp, email and phone instead of the form, so each one gets retyped before anyone can act on it.
Pre-application questions, checking applicants against each property and booking viewings take hours of back and forth for every let.
From a blueprint
At a UK letting agency, ads were bringing in landlords asking for valuations and guides. More than 200 of those leads had never been followed up. Every one of them was a possible new instruction.
One finding, from one agency. We have left the name out on purpose.
What AI takes off them
This is not far off. One letting agent we know already runs his enquiries, applicant screening, viewing bookings and gas certificates through AI, with a person making every call that matters.
What stays with your team
Valuations, viewings, landlord relationships and every decision about a tenant. AI only applies the criteria you set for each property, and anything borderline comes to a person. Nothing turns an applicant down on its own.
Where to start
We map how the work actually flows, find where the hours go and price each fix. You keep it whether or not you build anything with us.
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