One receptionist, a lot of calls.
Every agent uses RealInfoBot a little differently. Here are the most common reasons people turn it on.
Answering
Sign and listing calls. Someone is parked in front of your listing and calls the number on the sign. It answers from your listing sheet and books the showing.
After-hours answering. Evenings, weekends and holidays. It books what it can and puts through only the calls you said can't wait.
Missed-call answering. Your phone rings first. If you're in a showing and can't get to it, RealInfoBot picks up instead of voicemail.
Showing booking. Callers hang up with a showing, a listing appointment or a buyer consultation in your Google Calendar and a confirmation text.
Website chat. The same receptionist on your website and behind the QR code on your sign, for people who'd rather type.
Where your calls come from
Google Maps and Search. People tap Call on your Google profile when they're looking for an agent. Make sure someone picks up.
Listing portals and directories. REALTOR.ca, your brokerage profile page, rental ads and every other place your number lives.
AI on both ends
When an AI calls you. AI assistants have started phoning businesses for their users. Answer them with your real listing facts and real showing times.
Your own AI assistant. Connect an AI assistant, Zapier or your own tools to the calls, messages and showings RealInfoBot handles.
By industry
Real estate agents. Sign calls, showing requests and the buyers and sellers who need you, not voicemail.
Teams and brokerages. One number, calls routed to the listing agent, one shared inbox.
Property management. Tenant calls after hours and rental inquiries, for agents who manage rentals.