What answering in seconds produces.
Monthly run rate, measured over the first 20 days after launch.
We answer every inbound message in seconds, at any hour, with zero human hours spent on first response.
We capture about 225 qualified leads a month, roughly 195 of them (87%) with an open deal in the CRM.
We took first response off business hours entirely, handling about 6,700 messages a month across roughly 1,400 conversations, nights and weekends included.
We turn 1 in 6 conversations into a qualified lead, at 7 to 8 leads a day, every day.
We hand a hot thread to an advisor about 2 seconds after the CRM flags it, inside the conversation the buyer is already in.
We qualify the average conversation in under 5 messages, enough to identify the project, answer the real question and ask for contact details.
Buyers ask at night. The answer came the next business day.
The builder sells houses directly to families across several active projects, and every inquiry arrives through WhatsApp, Instagram or Facebook. A house is the biggest purchase most families make, so the questions come at night and on weekends, when the team answering by hand was off. By Monday the buyer has usually asked someone else, and on WhatsApp the thread can no longer be reopened with a normal message.
One channel layer, one agent, and a handoff that takes about 2 seconds.
We consolidated three messaging apps into one channel layer, so every conversation arrives in the same shape and the reply goes back out the thread the buyer wrote from.
We deployed one AI agent that answers on arrival, day or night, with memory scoped per customer so a buyer who writes again next week isn't starting over.
We built a catalog the sales team edits directly, holding projects, unit types, areas, prices and availability, so a price change is a cell edit instead of a deploy.
We gave the agent four tools (list projects, get project detail, look up a unit price, register the lead) so every answer comes from the catalog instead of the model.
We wired one deterministic write path to the CRM that upserts the contact, creates the deal, records the channel the buyer came from, and opens a priority ticket when a human is needed.
We synced CRM assignment back to the inbox in about 2 seconds, so an advisor takes over a hot thread while the buyer is still in it.
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