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Industries: Real Estate

Property platforms, CRM and client portals for real estate teams

Property platforms, CRM follow-up, client portals and document-heavy transactions. These are workflows we can build for real estate teams, from the first enquiry to the signed paperwork.

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Property platforms CRM and follow-up Client portals Analytics

Example workflows. Not client claims.

Industry challenges

Where real estate work slips

Enquiries, follow-ups and transaction documents tend to live in different tools. These are the patterns we look for first.

Enquiries from many sources

Listing sites, web forms, email and calls each start a lead in a different place.

Follow-up that depends on memory

Leads cool while someone remembers to chase them.

Document-heavy transactions

Offers, agreements and supporting documents move by email with no single current version.

Clients asking for status

Status updates are assembled by hand, so clients call or email to ask.

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  • Web applications
  • Multi-tenant platforms
  • API development
  • Third-party integrations
  • CRM automation
  • Lead qualification and follow-up
  • Lightweight CRM systems
  • Business-system integrations
  • Customer portals
  • Partner and vendor portals
  • Booking platforms
  • Admin platforms
  • Operations dashboards
  • Reporting applications
  • Workflow management platforms
  • Approval systems

Who this is for

Where the work sits

The same problems, grouped by the people who feel them. We describe roles, not clients.

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01

Agents

The people who answer enquiries from listing sites, web forms, email and calls, and keep leads warm.

  • Single intake path: every enquiry source lands in one place.
  • Follow-up: scheduled with an owner, not left to memory.
02

Transaction coordinators

The people who move offers, agreements and supporting documents between every party in a deal.

  • Document exchange: permissions and versions in one client workspace.
03

Property managers

The people who handle requests and bookings for properties that are already let or sold.

  • Property platforms: listings, bookings and property data in one application.
  • Request handling: an internal queue with assignment and handoff rules.
04

Team leads

The people who need to see status, ownership and exceptions across every agent and transaction.

  • Dashboards: status read from the data, not a spreadsheet rebuilt each week.

What we can build

Platforms, CRM, portals and analytics

Pick the part of the operation that costs the most time. Each option maps to one of our services.

Product & Cloud Engineering

Property platforms

Web applications for listings, bookings and property data, designed for the people who will use them daily and built for production.

Typical builds

Web applicationsMulti-tenant platformsAPI developmentThird-party integrations

Product & Cloud Engineering
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Example workflows

Two real estate workflows we could build

Example workflows. Not client claims. Each one is a starting shape, adjusted to your systems and rules.

From enquiry to follow-up without re-entry

A connected workflow that captures enquiries, qualifies opportunities, updates the CRM and schedules appropriate follow-up.

  • Single intake path for every enquiry source.
  • Qualification rules, with AI assistance where inputs are unstructured.
  • CRM record creation and enrichment without duplicate entry.
  • Follow-up scheduling with ownership and escalation.
Example workflow. Not a client claim.

Enquiry to follow-up

Every enquiry lands in one place, is qualified and reaches the right agent with a follow-up already scheduled.

How it runs

  1. Enquiry arriveslisting site, form or email
  2. Qualifyrules, with AI where input is unstructured
  3. CRM recordcreated without duplicate entry
  4. Decision pointNeeds judgment: route to an agent. Routine: schedule follow-up.
  5. Follow-upwith an owner and escalation
Example workflow. Not a client claim.

Client transaction portal

Buyers, sellers and tenants follow their transaction and exchange documents without long email threads.

Components

  1. Client workspacerequests, offers and history
  2. Document exchangepermissions and versions
  3. Internal queueassignment and handoff rules
  4. Notificationsevents clients care about

How we work with your data

Client data handled with agreed rules

Confidentiality

Confidentiality terms are agreed in writing before any workflow detail, document sample or system diagram is shared with us.

Controlled system access

We request the narrowest access that allows the work to proceed, scoped to named environments and revoked at handover.

Documented handover

Architecture notes, runbooks, environment details and known limitations are written down so your team can operate the system without us.

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FAQ

Real Estate questions

Anything else, ask us directly. Enquiries are usually answered within one working day.

Can this work with the CRM we already use?

Potentially, yes. Feasibility depends on the system's APIs, access model, data quality and vendor limitations. These constraints are assessed before implementation is committed.

Can we start with enquiry follow-up only?

Yes. The Opportunity Sprint assesses one important workflow before a larger automation investment. It typically takes 5 to 7 working days and tells you in writing whether the workflow is worth building.

What happens to client data you see during the work?

We request the narrowest access that allows the work to proceed, scoped to named environments and revoked at handover. Confidentiality terms are agreed in writing before any workflow detail, document sample or system diagram is shared with us.

Who runs the system after handover?

Your team. Architecture notes, runbooks, environment details and known limitations are written down so your team can operate the system without us.

Tell us where leads or paperwork stall

Explain the current workflow, the people involved, the systems used and the consequence of the problem. A complete technical specification is not required.

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