AI agent for real estate: from the listing to the booked viewing

No. The search filters for published, live properties before answering, so a withdrawn listing stops appearing even if the enquirer saw it yesterday. What can happen is the opposite: a property already sold but still published in Wasi will show up in the conversation, because the Met shows what your portfolio says.

Yes, and there is a dedicated tool for a property’s full gallery. The photos go out on the channel as images, not as links. To compare several options, the Met sends cards with a photo, a title and a description, and each property’s detail carries the public link to the listing.

In both, each doing its job. In Wasi it lands as a client, where your sales team works; in Meteor the conversation stays with its fields, its tags and its notes. A lead that lives only in the chat is the one that gets lost when the person handling it changes.

The Met says so and offers the closest thing that does exist, based on the cities with published inventory and on the price range of the portfolio. It does not invent availability. Colombia has several towns with the same name, and the connector disambiguates the city before searching so it never answers with properties from the wrong municipality.

Yes, two ways. In Meteor Scheduling each type of viewing can have its own practitioner or resource, and the booking lands with the right one; if the advisor connects their Google Calendar or Outlook, each viewing creates its event there and the times the Met offers already exclude what they have busy. And if your advisors already work in Cal.com, you connect several accounts and the Met books in the calendar of the advisor being discussed. To share the chats out among them there is automatic assignment in turns within a group of advisors, which comes switched off and is turned on in the group’s settings.

Yes, from Broadcasts: you pick a template approved by Meta, build the segment from tags or contact fields (for example, people looking to rent in one area and within a budget) and send it now or scheduled, with a messages per minute cap that protects the line. That is why it pays to keep the qualification in fields: it is what later lets you choose who to tell.

For both. The search filters by type of transaction the same way it filters by property type; what changes are the qualifying questions, which you tune in the Met. What it does not do in either case is manage the contract or the rent.

The CRM, the calendar, Cal.com and social publishing do not depend on the country. Wasi operates in several Latin American countries, and the connector carries the disambiguation of same-name Colombian cities, which is where a free-text search goes wrong most often.