A buyer calls from a listing
Round-robin routing on eligible plans can try agents in turn before asking the buyer to leave the property and contact details.
Real Estate business phone
Give buyers, sellers, tenants, and vendors one business number. Route calls across your team when someone can answer and capture lead details in AI voicemail when everyone is busy.
No credit card required. The trial uses a shared line with a PIN.
Property calls are time-sensitive, yet agents spend large parts of the day driving, meeting clients, and showing homes. One published number needs to create coverage without interrupting the conversation already happening.
Round-robin routing on eligible plans can try agents in turn before asking the buyer to leave the property and contact details.
Protect the appointment, then scan the transcript to identify whether the enquiry concerns a new instruction or an active sale.
A specific greeting collects the property address, issue, and preferred callback window for the next working period.
Before, during, and after
Before the call
Use a dedicated business number and create a greeting that asks for the property, caller role, and reason for calling.
During the call
On eligible plans, use simultaneous ring or round-robin so another agent can answer while a colleague is in a showing.
After the call
Read transcripts to separate fresh leads, transaction questions, and vendor calls before assigning a callback.
Each part of the workflow has a specific job. Choose the smallest plan that covers the way calls need to move.
Round-robin routing
On eligible plans, use round-robin routing so the same person is not the only path for every property call.
Available on the Team plan
Explore Round-robin routingShared dashboard
Invite teammates to share the inbox and dashboard for the business line.
Available on the Team plan
Explore Shared dashboardAI voicemail transcription
Email transcripts make it easier to identify the listing and reason for the enquiry between appointments.
Explore AI voicemail transcriptionNo. Recorder captures inbound call context; it does not manage listings, contacts, or transaction pipelines.
No. Recorder is inbound-focused and does not provide outbound dialling.
Property managers move between viewings, inspections, vendor conversations, and desk work while several caller types share the same published number. Recorder can organize routine inbound calls, but it is not an emergency line, maintenance ticketing system, or full property-management phone platform.
View pageContractors and tradespeople often receive new estimate requests while their hands, attention, and tools are committed to the job in front of them. Recorder creates an inbound call workflow for routine enquiries without pretending to be dispatch, scheduling, or emergency coverage.
View pageCustomers often call service businesses at the exact moment the owner and team are doing the work. Missing the call can mean missing the job, but answering every ring can slow the job already in progress.
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