A national developer, one launch post: 60 people wrote «details» · 24 got the same reply · 0 of 149 replies carried a fact
Launch notice → qualified → viewing held
The buyer taps, answers one question at a time, and leaves with a Saturday slot and a pin. The agent gets a lead with fields, not a screenshot.
Invite → RSVP → ticket → checked in
A launch for 1,200 guests runs on one number: the invitation, the plus-one question, the QR ticket, the check-in at the door.
Broker network kept warm
Daily inventory pushes and payment-plan packs, in the broker's language, and a live leaderboard your sales director can read on a phone.
Written before build, signed by you, visible in every trace. This is the part a chat tool cannot offer and the reason a regulated team can say yes.
never quotes a price outside the published list
never promises a unit it cannot see in the inventory
never negotiates a payment plan in chat — hands the buyer to a named agent with the transcript
Sector named, client not. Every entry is a number we counted, never an estimate.
A national developer, one launch post: 60 people wrote «details», 24 got «we've contacted you», 0 of 149 replies carried a fact.
A national car distributor, 1.7M followers: median reply 17.9 hours, 65% of questions after hours.
A private university: 94 applications, 18 admission fees, 7 enrolments through one channel.
The next phase, the registered list, the payment plan. Within five working days you get a working desk on your own number — qualifying, booking viewings, reporting live — and a number we would move.
OR TRY THE OUTBOUND ONE
Type your number. An invitation lands on your WhatsApp. Tap it and the desk answers.
«{{ m.text }}»
Write to it in your language.
Try it as the sales desk. It follows the three rules.