Facebook and Instagram lead forms
A submitted instant form becomes a lead in the same pipeline, with campaign attribution attached — no copying between tabs.
Every enquiry, property and follow-up in one system — routed to the right agent the moment it arrives, with deadlines the software enforces instead of the team trying to remember them.
None of this is a discipline problem. It is what happens when the record lives in four places.
Leads arrive from the website, phone calls and walk-ins. Each one is assigned to an agent immediately — round-robin across the team or by project — and checked against existing records by phone number, so two agents never chase the same buyer.
Every lead carries scheduled tasks — a call at four, a viewing on Thursday. If a task isn’t handled inside the window you set, it moves to another available agent on its own. And an agent who hasn’t checked in doesn’t receive new work in the first place.
Photos, video, map location, price, area and type on every listing. Status moves from available to reserved to sold or rented, so “is it still available?” has one answer for everyone who asks.
Agents check in when they are available to take work. The system tracks calls, viewings and follow-ups against each of them, calculates commission, and measures the result against their target.
The funnel from first enquiry to closed sale — agent by agent, channel by channel. Export any of it.
The interface is laid out right-to-left from the ground up, not mirrored at the end. Districts are managed data you control, not a free-text field someone spells four ways. And it runs in the browser on the phones your agents already carry.
A submitted instant form becomes a lead in the same pipeline, with campaign attribution attached — no copying between tabs.
Send listings and follow-ups from message templates, with the conversation logged against the lead where the rest of its history already is.
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