Every inquiry that sits unanswered for more than five minutes is already comparing you to someone else. These loops close the gap — qualifying, routing, and nurturing every lead automatically, whether you are in a showing or asleep.
The inquiry came in. Someone meant to follow up. The CRM has the contact. But nobody owns the next step — and by the time someone remembers, the buyer is under contract with someone else.
Each loop targets a specific gap in the typical agent workflow. They can be deployed individually or as a connected stack.
Every inbound inquiry — website form, Zillow, Realtor.com, text, missed call — triggers an immediate response and a qualifying sequence. Answers score the lead and route it.
A message goes to every buyer within two hours of a showing. It asks what they thought, whether they want to see anything else, and what is holding them back. Answers update the record.
Contacts that went quiet get a re-engagement sequence at 30, 60, and 90 days. Message tone and content change based on how long they have been cold and what they originally inquired about.
New listings and price reductions trigger automatic alerts to matched leads in your CRM. Past clients get a quarterly market update in your voice, keeping you top of mind for referrals.
We connect to your existing CRM — Follow Up Boss, KVCore, LionDesk, HubSpot, or a simple Airtable base — so leads, records, and sequences live where you already work.
Zapier or n8n handles the plumbing — pulling inquiries from Zillow, Realtor.com, your website, and phone systems into a single pipeline with unified record structure.
Claude handles qualification logic, message drafting, and lead scoring. Responses sound like you, not a bot — because they are written in your voice from a brief you approve once.
A simple dashboard (or a Slack/text alert) shows you what came in, what was sent, what is waiting, and what needs your attention. You stay informed without being in the loop on everything.
We map your current inquiry flow, identify where leads are falling out, and show you exactly which loops would close those gaps first.