Real estateThe buyer who calls does not call twice.
On a showing, at a signing, driving: Callizy answers, qualifies the call and gives you the summary before you call back. Every contact in your CRM, nothing to type.
Call in progress…
Sophie T. · buyer
Sent from the company number
Every missed call is a showing booked elsewhere.
9:05
Missed call
A buyer during the showing
You are showing a condo. A buyer calls about another of your listings.
The AI agent answers, notes the property they are interested in and takes the best time to call back. The contact is created in your CRM.
11:30
Call back
You call back, with the context
Between two showings, you have ten minutes.
From the HubSpot record, one click on “Call with Callizy”. The call goes out, and writes itself on the record with the summary.
3:20 pm
Text
The showing confirmation
A buyer confirms for Saturday by text.
The text lands on the office number, in the contact’s conversation, and on the CRM record.
9:10 pm
After hours
A new listing
A seller calls in the evening after seeing your sign.
The AI agent answers, takes the address and contact details, and alerts you. You call back first tomorrow morning.
What Callizy does for your office
Every call is answered, summarized and filed on the right record. Your team starts the day with context, not voicemails.
Call ended
Nadia answered · 4:12
Call summary
View transcript- Saw the Ontario St. condo listing, wants to visit this week, pre-approved.
Next step
- Visit proposed Wednesday 5:30 pm.
The AI agent answers, notes the property the caller is interested in and takes the best time to call back
Every call is written on the HubSpot, Pipedrive or Zoho record, with the summary and the recording
A new caller becomes a CRM contact, with their number, nothing to type
The “Call with Callizy” button in the record: one click, the call goes out, it is logged
Missed calls and transcribed voicemails land in Slack or by text
Analytics: how many missed calls, at what time, on which listing
In the tools you already use
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