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Respond to property inquiries, understand buyer preferences, arrange viewings, and connect the right agent with the conversation context.
Zunas for Real Estate
Step into your customer’s shoes.
A property inquiry becomes a relevant conversation.
Voice demo preview. Live connection coming next.
You’re at a viewing or a listing appointment. New inquiries still need an answer, and older conversations still need a follow-up.
BUYER INQUIRY“Can we see the Oak Street property after work?”
SELLER INQUIRY“We’re thinking of selling. Can someone walk us through the process?”
For buyers, agents learn the budget, location preferences, and timeline, then work toward a viewing.
For sellers, agents gather property details and selling goals, then work toward a listing consultation. Your team gets the context before the meeting.
Buyer preferences shared with the listing agent.
Qualification, nurture, and booking agents share the same context. A buyer’s preferences or a seller’s timeline carries forward with the opportunity.
Understand what the buyer is looking for or what the seller wants to achieve. Gather the details your real estate team needs.
Answer questions from your approved information. Follow up when someone needs time, then arrange a viewing or consultation using your availability.
Gather buyer feedback after a viewing or reconnect with a seller about their plans. Bring property and commercial questions to your team with the context.
Set your buyer and seller questions, service areas, qualification criteria, and agent routing.
Provide approved property and process information. We confirm the listing, CRM, and calendar connections available.
Review conversations and booking flows before launch. Your team stays responsible for advice and commercial decisions.
Let’s map the inquiry-to-appointment workflow for your real estate business.
Book setup callYes. Agents can ask which path the person needs, gather the relevant details, and work toward a viewing or listing consultation using your qualification and booking rules.
You define the questions. These can include budget, preferred areas, property requirements, and buying timeline. Agents use the listing information available through your setup and bring in your team when details need checking.
Agents can gather property details, the owner’s goals, and their selling timeline, then arrange a consultation. Your real estate team handles valuations, pricing recommendations, and listing strategy.
A nurture agent follows up using their preferences and conversation history. It honors requested contact times and opt-outs, keeping the relationship moving toward a viewing or consultation when they’re ready.
Yes. Agents can ask for feedback, capture outstanding questions, and bring in your team. If the property isn’t suitable, the buyer’s updated preferences can guide later conversations using available listing information.
No. Your real estate team owns property advice, valuations, offers, negotiations, and closing. Agents handle the conversations and scheduling around those decisions, with handoffs configured during setup.