Valuation and viewing requests on your negotiator's phone in seconds
A seller asking for a valuation usually contacts several agents, and the first useful call back often wins the instruction. Formcrier sends each request from your website to your negotiator's phone the moment it's sent.
Sound familiar?
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Leads sit in a shared inbox
A valuation request goes to an info@ address, and everyone assumes someone else is dealing with it.
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Speed wins the instruction
Sellers often ask several agents for a valuation and tend to meet whoever replies first.
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Your negotiators work by area
A request from one postcode is worth a lot to the negotiator who covers it and nothing to the others.
How estate agents use Formcrier
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Straight to the negotiator who covers the area Pro and Agency
Route each request by what the person wrote, a postcode or a town for example, to the negotiator who works that area.
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A quick alert for everyone else
Send the same alert to a Slack or Teams channel so your team can see which leads have come in and who's taken them.
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Lettings and sales kept apart
Use separate forms for lettings and sales and send each to its own team, or route a single form by what the request says.
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A text for negotiators out on viewings
Your negotiators see the lead on their phone while they're out on viewings, without opening a laptop.
Where alerts go
A WhatsApp message for the negotiator and a Slack channel for the branch is a common pairing.
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WhatsApp
Recommended
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Slack
Recommended
- SMS Recommended
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Telegram
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Microsoft Teams
- Email Always the fallback
Works with your website
Formcrier listens to the forms your site already has. Nothing to rebuild.
Questions from estate agents
More in the docs, or see every kind of business.
No. Formcrier alerts people and doesn't store leads the way a CRM does. Your forms carry on sending to whatever system they use now.
Yes, on Pro and Agency. A routing rule sends a submission to the destination you choose, according to what was entered.
Yes, for 10 alerts a month, with no card needed.