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Real estateCRM and telephony for real estate professionals
In real estate, whoever calls back first wins the instruction. Response time matters more than the pitch, and it is decided in minutes — which is why the call and the contact record have to live in the same place.
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Responsiveness and call volume
Agencies take a high volume of buyer calls on listings and must call sellers and prospects back quickly. Response speed often decides an instruction or a sale.
Losing no contact
On every call the contact record opens automatically with its history: property sought, budget, past exchanges. Missed calls are traced and can be chased.
Following up at the right moment
Pipeline by stage (first contact, viewing, offer, signature), scheduled call-backs and automatic chasers: your negotiators keep track of every file.
- Record pops on inbound call
- Click-to-call from the property or contact record
- Full history for buyers and sellers
- Scheduled call-backs and chasers
Management and multi-agency
Follow activity by negotiator and by branch, with local numbers per city and a shared switchboard. It all runs on our CRM coupled to telephony and our cloud telephony.
A missed call costs an instruction.
- The buyer calling about a listing — often outside office hours, sometimes at the weekend. Mobile routing and overflow decide whether the call is taken or lost.
- The mandate follow-up — a seller still thinking it over gets chased on a date. The chaser attaches to the file, not to the negotiator's memory.
- Viewing follow-up — who viewed what, when, and what came of it: the history fills itself on every call, with no report to write.
- Matching supply and demand — knowing at pick-up what the caller is looking for avoids offering them what they have already turned down.
One agency, several ways to route.
| Situation | What you configure | The gain |
|---|---|---|
| Call from a listing | One number per portal or campaign | You know which listing generates calls |
| Outside hours | Mobile forwarding, then a message with call-back | The call does not fall into the void |
| Several branches | Shared queues and consolidated supervision | A buyer is never left without someone to talk to |
| Negotiator on a viewing | Unavailable status and overflow | The call goes to a colleague, not to voicemail |
Prospecting sellers: what changed.
- Since 11 August 2026, under French law n° 2025-594 of 30 June 2025, telephone marketing without prior consent is no longer permitted in France. An outbound campaign requires a list whose consent can be demonstrated, and that responsibility falls on the principal — see security and compliance. Cold-calling potential sellers now requires exactly that.
- For contacts delivered with proof of consent, see B2C database rental.
Frequently asked questions
Can calls be routed to mobiles outside office hours?
Yes. Each time slot gets an explicit rule: mobile forwarding, a message promising a call-back, or a queue handled elsewhere. Listing calls arrive at all hours, so this is where most lost opportunities are recovered.
Can we tell which listing or portal generated a call?
Yes, by using one number per portal or campaign. Reporting then distinguishes calls by number, which tells you what your advertising is actually producing — see virtual numbers.
Does it work across several branches?
Yes. Shared queues and consolidated supervision mean a buyer reaches someone even when their usual branch is busy.
Is the viewing history kept automatically?
Every call logs itself into the contact record with its date, duration and outcome. Notes taken during the call attach to the same record, so nothing depends on a report written later.
Can we cold-call potential sellers?
Only from a list whose consent can be demonstrated. Since 11 August 2026 French law requires prior consent, and that obligation is yours.
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