Auto-assignment
New leads go to the next broker by round robin or by territory, and the broker gets a notification immediately.
For brokerages
Most CRMs store leads. RealtyIQ is built to stop them leaking: every enquiry is assigned, timed and followed up, and the owner sees which ones are going cold while there is still time to save them.
The problem
The fix
New leads go to the next broker by round robin or by territory, and the broker gets a notification immediately.
The minutes from assignment to first call or WhatsApp are recorded for every lead, so response time is a number, not an opinion.
During the call, the project search opens beside the lead, prefilled with the buyer's requirement and budget.
Share a project microsite with a tracked link in one tap; the share is logged as a touch on the lead.
Follow-ups fire reminders, and each lead is coloured fresh, warm, cooling or cold by days since its last touch.
When a broker leaves, his open leads are reassigned in one step. The brokerage owns the data.
In the product
The owner dashboard shows the pipeline at risk, average minutes to first call, overdue follow-ups and unassigned leads, each tile linking to the exact leads behind it. The view above is drawn with sample data.
Questions
It is software that records every buyer enquiry, who owns it, every call and message, and what happens next. For a brokerage the useful part is not the record but the prompts: who to call now, which follow-up is overdue, and which leads have gone cold.
A spreadsheet stores rows. RealtyIQ assigns each new lead, times the first call, reminds the broker on the follow-up date, flags duplicate phone numbers and keeps the history when a broker leaves.
Yes. It runs in the browser and is designed for a broker on a site visit: tap to call, tap to WhatsApp, record a voice note.
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