From generating to acting
The first AI wave in real estate focused on descriptions, summaries and isolated prompts. It may save minutes but does not change operations: context stays scattered and the broker must remember what comes next.
An AI colleague starts with the relationship, property, appointment, status and user permissions — not an empty text box.
Three conditions for trust
First: context. Without the file, a suggestion is merely well written. Second: review. External communication and sensitive changes need human judgement. Third: evidence. The team must be able to see what was planned, executed or blocked.
Those conditions may look less spectacular in a demo, but they are far more useful during a real workday.
What Alfie does in ImmoGenius
Alfie brings attention points together, proposes follow-up, prepares reply drafts, explains matches, structures a transaction start and turns viewings into a reviewable owner update. Mobile voice capture remains private first.
Not every channel is automatically available everywhere: email, WhatsApp, telephony, publication and signature depend on connected providers.
Start with one workflow
The best adoption does not start with ‘AI for everything’. Pick a recurring flow with clear context and review: new leads, warm file follow-up, match explanations or owner updates.
Measure useful actions seen on time, duplicate work removed and proposals approved without recovery — not the amount of generated text.