Training data
Upload PDFs, Word documents, presentations or a web address and the agent learns them. Attach material to one listing or share it across the whole company.
How it works
From a link you paste to a viewing in the diary.
rltrs is one flow, sized to whoever is using it. A single agent lists one apartment. A developer lists a tower with six hundred units, five payment plans and a sales team. The steps are identical.
Step 1
Add the listing
Three questions, then the data fills itself in.
- 01Choose what you're doing — selling or renting — then whether it's a single property or a development with many units.
- 02Paste a Property Finder or portal link and we pull the title, price, bedrooms, size, community, description, permit details and photos.
- 03Or drop a brochure PDF, a price list in Excel or CSV, or fill the form in yourself. Everything is shown for review before it goes live.
- 04For developments: unit types, availability, payment plans, floor plans and a media gallery, editable row by row.
Step 2
Publish the buyer page
A property page that stands on its own link.
- 01Photo mosaic, a price panel that stays with the buyer as they scroll, and all the facts: size, bedrooms, service charge, handover, reference and permit.
- 02Real map of the location, plus nearby comparable properties with their prices and price per square foot.
- 03Market context — what similar homes in the community actually sell for, and where this one sits.
- 04Units, payment plans, floor plans and the brochure, all downloadable.
- 05Automatic translation for the buyer's language, including full right-to-left Arabic.
Step 3
Let the agent talk
A voice conversation, not a contact form.
- 01The buyer taps once and speaks to your agent in the browser — no phone number, no app, no waiting.
- 02It explains the property, handles objections, and answers only from the material you gave it.
- 03As it talks it shows things: photos with commentary, nearby schools and amenities, drive times to key places on a map.
- 04Buyers who prefer typing get the same conversation in text.
- 05Behind the scenes it records answers, scores the buyer and writes the lead — none of which the buyer ever sees.
Step 4
Book and follow up
The viewing is in the calendar before the call ends.
- 01The agent offers genuine open times from your team's working hours and books one, re-checking for clashes first.
- 02Confirmation names the salesperson who'll meet them, and the booking appears on the listing calendar.
- 03The lead lands on the board with its stage, score, answers, notes and one-tap call or WhatsApp.
- 04Move it through your pipeline, reassign it, or let the agent keep the conversation going.
Everything else
The rest of the console, built around the same listing.
Team & availability
Invite colleagues by email, set who owns what, and give each salesperson working hours so the agent knows when they can show a property.
Leads board
Every listing has its own board: filters, stages, assignment, notes, recorded answers and viewings in one drawer.
Calendar
Weekly viewing slots per listing, clash detection and manual booking when you want to arrange something yourself.
Marketing & ads
Ad creative generated from the property's own photos in square and landscape, ready for Meta and Google. Delete anything you don't like.
Video
Generate a short social video instantly, or order a produced film from our team and pay by card.
Analytics
Response times, lead sources, conversion by listing and by person, and which properties are actually moving.
Share anywhere
A buyer link for portals and WhatsApp, a QR code for boards and signage, and an embed for your own website — all attributed.
Languages
Nine languages across buyer pages, the conversation and the booking screens, with proper right-to-left layout for Arabic.