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Result

Portal leads answered in under a minute, viewings in the negotiator's diary.

  • 3×viewings booked
  • Lead routing
  • 2024

Result

Portal leads answered in under a minute, viewings in the negotiator's diary.

  • 3×viewings booked
  • Lead routing
  • 2024

Result

Portal leads answered in under a minute, viewings in the negotiator's diary.

  • 3×viewings booked
  • Lead routing
  • 2024

The result · Result 06 / 06

3× viewings booked

The story

Portal leads answered in under a minute, viewings in the negotiator's diary.

Portal enquiries sat in a shared inbox until someone was free. Each lead is now matched to the property, answered with two viewing slots and booked straight into the negotiator's calendar, with a reminder to the applicant the morning of. Viewings booked per week tripled across the three branches, and the vendor gets a weekly summary without anyone writing it.

Client
Aldgate Estates
Sector
Real estate
Workflow
Lead routing
Year
2024
Two people building a workflow at a desk, screens lit

  1. Mapped the week

    We sat with the people who do the work and drew every hand-off on one whiteboard: where a record is typed twice, where a reply waits, where a spreadsheet is rebuilt.

    Week 1
  2. Wired the trigger

    The workflow starts from the event the team already produces: a booking, a closed job, a form, a payment. Nobody has to remember to press anything.

    Week 2
  3. Built the steps

    Each step reads from the client's own systems and writes back to them under their own logins. Every run leaves a line in the log.

    Week 3
  4. Ran it beside the team

    Two weeks in parallel with the old way: the numbers were compared every morning, the edge cases added, and then the manual path was switched off.

    Week 4

Admin hours a week
Before: 38 h
After: 11 h
First reply
Before: 2 days
After: 4 min
Records typed by hand
Before: 100 %
After: 0 %

The result · Result 06 / 06

3× viewings booked

The story

Portal leads answered in under a minute, viewings in the negotiator's diary.

Portal enquiries sat in a shared inbox until someone was free. Each lead is now matched to the property, answered with two viewing slots and booked straight into the negotiator's calendar, with a reminder to the applicant the morning of. Viewings booked per week tripled across the three branches, and the vendor gets a weekly summary without anyone writing it.

Client
Aldgate Estates
Sector
Real estate
Workflow
Lead routing
Year
2024
Two people building a workflow at a desk, screens lit

  1. Mapped the week

    We sat with the people who do the work and drew every hand-off on one whiteboard: where a record is typed twice, where a reply waits, where a spreadsheet is rebuilt.

    Week 1
  2. Wired the trigger

    The workflow starts from the event the team already produces: a booking, a closed job, a form, a payment. Nobody has to remember to press anything.

    Week 2
  3. Built the steps

    Each step reads from the client's own systems and writes back to them under their own logins. Every run leaves a line in the log.

    Week 3
  4. Ran it beside the team

    Two weeks in parallel with the old way: the numbers were compared every morning, the edge cases added, and then the manual path was switched off.

    Week 4

Admin hours a week
Before: 38 h
After: 11 h
First reply
Before: 2 days
After: 4 min
Records typed by hand
Before: 100 %
After: 0 %

The result · Result 06 / 06

3× viewings booked

The story

Portal leads answered in under a minute, viewings in the negotiator's diary.

Portal enquiries sat in a shared inbox until someone was free. Each lead is now matched to the property, answered with two viewing slots and booked straight into the negotiator's calendar, with a reminder to the applicant the morning of. Viewings booked per week tripled across the three branches, and the vendor gets a weekly summary without anyone writing it.

Client
Aldgate Estates
Sector
Real estate
Workflow
Lead routing
Year
2024
Two people building a workflow at a desk, screens lit

  1. Mapped the week

    We sat with the people who do the work and drew every hand-off on one whiteboard: where a record is typed twice, where a reply waits, where a spreadsheet is rebuilt.

    Week 1
  2. Wired the trigger

    The workflow starts from the event the team already produces: a booking, a closed job, a form, a payment. Nobody has to remember to press anything.

    Week 2
  3. Built the steps

    Each step reads from the client's own systems and writes back to them under their own logins. Every run leaves a line in the log.

    Week 3
  4. Ran it beside the team

    Two weeks in parallel with the old way: the numbers were compared every morning, the edge cases added, and then the manual path was switched off.

    Week 4

Admin hours a week
Before: 38 h
After: 11 h
First reply
Before: 2 days
After: 4 min
Records typed by hand
Before: 100 %
After: 0 %
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No contract · First workflow live in 14 days

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Pick what fits. On the call we map the first workflow, the tools it touches and the week it goes live.

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No contract · First workflow live in 14 days

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