Victorian real-estate law shapes what an AI on your phone may say, and the Spam Act shapes what it may send. Ours is built to those rules in code — and shows its work in the CRM.
She says she is an AI before anything else, on every call.
She quotes the advertised range. The reserve is not in her vocabulary, whatever a caller asks.
What one buyer offered is sealed from every other buyer, by rule.
Section 32 answers carry the page they came from. What the document does not say is not said.
Every marketing contact carries the basis on which it may be mailed, and every send carries an unsubscribe that works. An opt-out stops everything we start.
A text opt-out is written down the moment it arrives; there is no switch that could ignore it.
What the AI said, did, declined and did not answer is logged per agency. A reply that never came is visible, not lost.
She answers. She does not dial. There is no tile, tool or setting that makes a call.
What this page may claim. None of this is a promise about outcomes. It is a description of what the software does and refuses to do, and each line can be checked in the CRM's own logs.
Put it on a real call today — no card, no commitment.