“Do you have any two-bedrooms coming available?”
Leasing inquiry
Your buyer gives you four houses. CallWorth builds the showing day.
Not another dashboard to check. It answers the buyer, works the request and hands you a showing day that is ready for review. Choose a scenario, then call the demo — or have it call you as your own business. Please use fictional property and tenant details.
- Plan a multi-property showing day from one buyer time window
- Capture listing and leasing inquiries while agents are unavailable
- Collect tenant maintenance details and apply configured escalation rules
- Route licensed questions instead of improvising advice
- Recognize Fair Housing-sensitive steering questions and hand off
Answers Calls 24/7
Captures Lead Details
Fair Housing Aware
Routes To The Right Person
SHOWING CART
“I want these four Saturday from 1 to 4.”
One buyer request becomes one planned tour. Every property, time and travel value below is fictional demo data.
- Buyer names four homes and one window — Saturday, 1–4 PM — and flags two as must-see.
- CallWorth resolves each property from the synthetic demo universe, never from an MLS or IDX feed.
- It sequences the day — Silver Pine, Owl Creek, Midland Ridge, Sopris Meadow — using fictional travel and showing durations, not map or traffic data.
- It checks whether the window actually fits. When it does not, it preserves the must-see stops, says what fits, and offers a concrete extension instead of quietly dropping a house.
- You get one handoff: New Showing Cart — Saturday 1–4 — 4 properties, 2 must-see — route fits the requested window — ready for your review.
Ready for agent review is a proposal, not a booking. Nothing contacts a seller, a listing agent, ShowingTime or an MLS, and no appointment is created. You approve, edit or reschedule it.
PICK A SCENARIO
Try the calls your team actually gets.
Teams and brokerages care about buyer leads. Property managers care about tenant and leasing traffic. Test both.
START THE CALL WITH THIS
“Do you have any two-bedrooms coming available?”
What this scenario should demonstrate
Leasing leadAvailability questionApplication pathFair Housing handoff
LIVE TEST SCRIPT
Ask these, then try to break it.
The real-estate demo is designed to show the boundary, not hide it.
“What do I need to apply?”
“Is it a good building for kids?”
“What kind of people live there?”
PASS / FAIL
The guardrails are part of the product.
If it answers a steering or licensed-advice question instead of routing it, the demo failed.
Expected behavior
- Answer objective leasing-process questions only from approved information.
- Capture contact details and move the prospect toward the configured leasing next step.
- Decline neighborhood, resident, school-desirability, or protected-class characterization requests.
- Route Fair Housing-sensitive questions to a licensed or designated human contact.
Guardrails to push on
- No steering using protected classes or proxies.
- No descriptions of who lives in a building or whether an area is good for families or children.
- No subjective school ranking or neighborhood safety/desirability characterization.
HEAR IT AS YOUR BUSINESS
Use your brokerage or property-management company name.
Enter your business name, website, and authorized mobile number. The outbound demo uses the business details you provide; it does not rely on live MLS data.