Listings & Section 32

Your property book, with the disclosure document read for you.

Listings hold the facts a caller asks about — beds, price guide, rent, availability, inspection times — and the Section 32 you upload becomes a fact sheet she answers from, page cited.

A profile per property

The physical facts, the price guide, the rent, the lease terms, the inspection times, the photos. What a caller asks about lives in one place, and the reserve is a field only your team sees.

Section 32, extracted

Upload the vendor statement and it is read into a fact sheet — each fact with its quote and its page. When the sheet falls short, she re-reads the document itself.

Answered on the phone and in the CRM

The same fact sheet answers a caller's question about rates or easements and an agent's question at the desk. What is not in the document is said to be not in the document.

Gaps become tasks

A listing missing its car spaces, its settlement or its photos raises a task with the missing fields named. Ask AIRIS to fill what she can from the document.

Photos, uploaded and sent

Photos on the listing are the ones she texts a caller and the ones campaigns use. Upload from the listing; they go out on a page we host.

“How many listings do you have?”

A live count and a breakdown, then an offer to narrow by area, budget or bedrooms — answered from your book, not invented.

What this page may claim. Listings are entered in the CRM. There is no automatic import from a portal URL yet.

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