A new enquiry comes in. Within moments, Mayavi calls or messages the lead, asks the right questions and books a viewing. Your agents spend their time with people who are ready to move.

A buyer who fills in a form on three sites usually talks to whoever calls back first.
Nobody is at a desk to call a new lead the moment it arrives, especially in the evening.
Agents waste hours on calls with people who are only browsing.

on every new enquiry, day or night
with the questions your best agent asks.
in Google Calendar.
answered from your listings and area guides in Knowledge.
about listings, with the same assistant.
before anything sensitive goes out, if you want a person to check first.

Phone first, with a text message sent alongside the first call. WhatsApp is there forleads who prefer it, and website chat covers visitors browsing your listings.

Create an assistant set to Both (chat and voice) and write your qualifying questions into its instructions.
Add your listings, areas and FAQs to Knowledge. Connect Google Calendar and Google Sheets.
Build an automation from a webhook trigger: place a call, send a message, then log the lead.
Point your form tool's webhook at the automation, run a test with a sample lead, and turn it on.
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As soon as the webhook fires, the automation starts the call and message. Actual timing depends on your form tool and phone provider
Yes. You set the questions, and it records the answers for your agents.
Yes. Connect a Meta WhatsApp Business account. WhatsApp only allows replies within 24 hours of the customer's last message, unless you use an approved template.
Yes, straight into Google Calendar.
Into a Google Sheet or a Mayavi ticket, with a summary to the agent on Slack or email. A developer can also send them to your CRM through a custom tool.
