No mystery about what happens next. Follow Jordan’s inquiry about Cedar House, Unit 204.
Illustrative workflow with fictional people and listings.
01 / INQUIRY
The lead arrives. The follow-up begins.
A rental inquiry reaches your workflow through Follow Up Boss or your agency’s inquiry form. The lead has an owner and a next action.
NEW RENTAL INQUIRY
JL
Jordan Lee
Interested in Cedar House, Unit 204
“Hi, is this apartment still available? I’d love to take a look.”
Visible to the teamNext: follow up
02 / SCREENING
A conversation. Answers that stay together.
The assistant introduces itself as AI, answers supported listing questions, and collects your unit’s screening answers. Missing answers remain visible.
CEDAR HOUSE / UNIT 204SCREENING IN PROGRESS
AI LEASING ASSISTANT
“When are you hoping to move?”
JORDAN
“November 1.”
Move-in date
November 1
Pets
Not answered yet
Evaluation
Incomplete
03 / EVALUATION
Each unit inquiry. Its own evaluation.
Once the required answers are recorded, the inquiry is evaluated against the unit’s configured rules. Jordan’s example is ready for a showing. Cases needing review stay with your team.
JORDAN’S UNIT INQUIRY
↗
Ready for a showing.
An inquiry outcome, not approval of a rental application.
04 / SHOWING
A time that works. A showing that’s saved.
The assistant offers the team’s available calendar times. It confirms the showing after the booking is saved. Your agents can see it in their agenda.
SHOWING BOOKED
THURSDAY3:00PM
Jordan Lee
Cedar House · Unit 204
Saved · Calendar synced
“You’re booked for Thursday at 3 PM.”
You were at a showing. Jordan has a showing now, too.
See the status, the context, and the next action. An unanswered call is still unfinished work.
Follow-up pending
No answer. Still on the radar.
Taylor has not answered the follow-up about Birch Court, Unit 302. Screening is not completed. The team can see the next planned attempt or why outreach is blocked.
Evaluation
Not completed
Showing
Not booked
Needs a person
A human request. A clear team task.
Avery asks for an agent before booking Willow House, Unit 101. Assistant outreach pauses. The conversation and incomplete evaluation remain visible.
Next action
Contact Avery
Assistant
Paused for a person
Fictional examples. Outreach follows contact permissions and the agency’s workflow.
YOUR TEAM HAS THE FINAL WORD
The context is there. So is the control.
Review calls, answers, evaluations, and team tasks. Take over when a person needs you, then return control when the lead is ready.
RealtyWeave · Lead workspaceActual interface · demonstration data
Jordan asks for a person after booking. The showing stays booked, and the request becomes a team task.
01
Know where each lead stands.
Status, owner, screening progress, and the next action stay in view.
02
Pick up with the context.
Conversations, answers, and showing history stay together.
03
Keep your team in control.
Authorized agents can take over and return a lead to the assistant.
THE OPPORTUNITY IS BIGGER THAN A BOOKED SHOWING
Room for more listings. Room for your business.
01
Give agents their time back.
Delegate repetitive follow-up, screening conversations, and showing coordination. Spend more of the day with renters, owners, and new business.
02
Build capacity around your team.
Manage more inquiry work across more units. More listings can create more leasing revenue opportunities, without every inquiry becoming another manual task.
03
Keep interest moving forward.
Help interested renters get to a showing. A shorter path to a showing can support faster leasing and less vacancy for owners.
MAKE THE OPPORTUNITY YOUR OWN
What could your team do with that time?
Explore the manual inquiry work you could delegate. Use your own volume and time estimate to start the business conversation.
Review your lead sources, listings, screening questions, showing availability, and team responsibilities.
02
Connect and configure.
Set up supported integrations, calendars, your agency’s number, and the assistant’s identity.
03
Review the experience together.
Walk through inquiries, conversations, bookings, and handoffs before introducing it to your renters.
BEFORE WE TALK
Good questions. Clear answers.
Who is this built for?
Rental agencies and leasing teams handling inquiries across multiple listings. RealtyWeave helps with follow-up, screening conversations, showing coordination, and the work that needs a person.
Will renters know they are speaking with AI?
Yes. The assistant introduces itself as an AI leasing assistant. It represents your agency, uses your listing information, and flags situations that need your team.
Does it approve rental applications?
No. The assistant collects screening answers and records evaluation outcomes for each unit inquiry. Incomplete answers and cases needing review remain visible. Your team handles decisions requiring judgment.
Does it work with listing portal inquiries?
Inquiries reaching Follow Up Boss can enter the workflow through that integration. RealtyWeave also supports hosted agency inquiry forms. We review your lead sources and supported listings together during setup.
What happens when someone wants an agent?
The request becomes a team task. Assistant outreach pauses, and the context remains available. Your team can take over and return control when appropriate.
What does it cost?
Tell us about your agency and request a walkthrough. We will discuss the workflow, setup, and pricing with you. Onboarding is guided by our team.
LET’S MAKE ROOM
Your next chapter starts with a conversation.
See how your agency could handle more leasing work. We’ll build the walkthrough around your team.