AI assistant for estate
agents in Geneva.
Nawa Corps, a Geneva studio, sets up for Geneva estate agents an AI assistant that already knows the business, from the portals to the viewings.
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It can acknowledge a portal enquiry on a Sunday evening, prepare viewings and draft messages to past owner contacts. Slots and prices are yours to approve.
Reachable in the evening,
or the deal walks.
Evening enquiries.
The same questions.
Viewings to fit in.
Past owners.
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Evening enquiries. A buyer writes on Sunday evening from a portal. The next day, they have viewed elsewhere.
The same questions. Service charges, floor, availability, parking: the same answers, listing after listing.
Viewings to fit in. Finding a time that suits everyone, then handling the cancellation the day before.
Past owners. Those who thought of selling a few years ago, and whom nobody called back.
Geneva has 439 establishments classed as “estate agencies”, some of them property managers (OCSTAT 2024).
It drafts on Sunday,
you approve on Monday.
Acknowledging.
Answering listing questions.
Preparing viewings.
Following up past owners.
Answering the phone.
Start with the task that takes up most of your evenings. The others come later, depending on your tier.
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Acknowledging. The acknowledgement approved once replies to the buyer, at any hour, and asks what they are looking for and when they are free.
Answering listing questions. Service charges, surface area, floor: it drafts the answer from the listing. You approve before it goes out.
Preparing viewings. It proposes slots and drafts the confirmation. No date goes out without your approval.
Following up past owners. It drafts messages for owner contacts left without follow-up. You choose who, you approve what.
Answering the phone. During a viewing, you don't pick up. The assistant can take the call and leave you a written note, without promising a date or a price. The phone needs the Complete tier: three tasks including the phone.
One enquiry,
from start to finish.
Demo example — fictitious enquiry
Channel: Property portal — “Hello, is the flat still available? We could view on Saturday.”
The 4 steps in detail
- 01Channel: Property portal
The enquiry arrives
“Hello, is the flat still available? We could view on Saturday.”
- 02
What the assistant does
The acknowledgement approved once replies: it asks for exact availability and whether financing is ready. The enquiry is linked to the listing.
- 03
What you see in the evening
The list of viewings proposed for Saturday, with answers to the questions already asked. The confirmations wait for your approval.
- 04
The Monday report
“Flat: viewings approved by you. Past owners: messages ready to approve.”
It never commits
on your behalf.
No viewing date, no valuation and no price goes out without your approval. It proposes slots to portal enquiries; you are the one who confirms them.
Your enquiries first,
your signature after.
The demo runs on enquiries from your trade, a two-week trial on your real enquiries, with a report every Monday: nothing to pay before. If the report suits you, the set-up costs 1'500.–, no VAT (business not VAT-registered), once; then the subscription at your tier, no commitment, cancellable every month.
Frequently asked questions for this trade
Does it answer buyers in my place?+
Only the acknowledgement you approved once goes out on its own. Real replies, slots and anything about price wait for your approval.
Can it reply in the evening and at weekends?+
The acknowledgement goes out at any hour. The rest waits for you in a sorted list, with a draft reply.
Can it follow up our past owner contacts?+
It drafts the messages. You choose who they go to and you approve them. What the assistant can read in your files is checked with you, tool by tool.
Does it work with the portals?+
Enquiries that arrive by email from a portal are handled like the others. A direct connection is checked portal by portal: we do not promise it before we have tested it.
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