For estate agents, brokers and property dealers

You are not a 24-hour helpline. You close deals.

Every listing brings the same questions. Is it still available. What is the price. Can I see it today. Each one texts you at a different hour, and you are supposed to be showing a flat right now.

This page shows exactly what a helper does for an agent like you, and what it does not.

A phone filling with unanswered messages A phone shows six unread messages at 8:47 in the evening. Beside it, four customer questions sit unanswered, each marked with a red dot. 8:47 pm 6 unread 2BHK Sector 45 free? Price for that flat? Ready to move in? Can I visit today? ...and two more
Messages arriving with nobody to answer them.

What your day looks like

You are mid-showing when the phone buzzes. Five more buyers want the same details on five other flats. You cannot answer any of them properly, so you answer none of them well.

By evening you have forgotten who asked about which flat. Somebody who wanted a call back yesterday has already booked through another agent.

  • → A dozen listings, the same five questions each
  • → Buyers who message after hours get no reply at all
  • → You retype the same details for every enquiry

What changes

The same questions still arrive. They get answered from your own listing sheet - price, size, floor, possession - whatever the hour.

When a buyer asks something your listings do not cover, like a loan query or a dispute on the land, it says so and passes it to you instead of guessing.

The part that matters: it never says a property is still available unless your list says so; a wrong yes costs a buyer their day and you their trust.

The same messages, now answered Two customer questions receive immediate answers. A third falls outside what the business has written down, so it is passed to the owner instead of guessed. 2BHK Sector 45 free? Yes, ready to move. 90 lakh, negotiable. Can I visit today? Owner is free at 5. Shall I confirm you? Home loan help? Not in my list — passed on
It answers what it knows, and hands you what it does not.

“But I don’t have any documents”

You do. Every listing sheet, every agreement, every RERA filing already answers questions buyers ask out loud, and all of it can be searched instead of remembered.

Everyday paperwork becoming searchable Five kinds of paperwork this trade already keeps feed down into a search box, which answers a question in plain words and cites where the answer came from. Listing sheets Sale agreements RERA filings Title documents Loan checklists What is the carpet area of the Sector 45 flat? 980 sq ft, per the listing sheet on file. You keep the paperwork exactly as you keep it now. Nothing to re-type, nothing new to learn. Figures shown are an example, not a promise.
Paper you already keep, turned into something you can ask questions of.

Questions it answers for you

Which flats are still available. What is the exact price and floor. Which listings still need a loan check. What did the buyer ask about last time.

Questions it answers for your customers

Is this flat still available. What is the price and size. When can I visit. Is the loan process sorted.

What it will not do

It will not confirm a sale. Only you can close a deal and hand over keys. It answers questions, it does not negotiate or sign anything.

It will not verify legal title. It repeats what your documents say. A dispute buried in old paperwork needs a lawyer, not a helper.

It will not guess at availability. If a flat is not marked sold in your list, ask it something outside that list and it says so.

Any figures about results are marked [TO CONFIRM] until we have measured them properly for a business like yours. We would rather show you a gap than a number you cannot check.

Try it before you decide anything

Open the helper and ask it what your buyers actually ask. If it looks useful for your listings, tell us what you sell and we will set it up on your own property list.

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