Respond to listing interest.
Identify the property and answer from the approved listing information your team maintains.
Answer listing questions, collect buyer or seller details, coordinate viewing requests, and route the opportunity while your team stays focused on clients and closings.

Listing identified, buyer preferences collected, and an agent follow-up prepared.
Wirevox gives buyers, sellers, renters, and property contacts a consistent first response, then moves the right context to your team.
Identify the property and answer from the approved listing information your team maintains.
Collect timeline, location, property type, budget range, and other firm-approved criteria.
Request a viewing, schedule a follow-up, or route the lead to the right agent or team.
The agent follows the questions, listing sources, and routing logic your brokerage or team has approved.
Match the address, listing reference, campaign, or source connected to the inquiry.
Answer from current details supplied through your listing and knowledge workflows.
Ask the buyer, seller, or renter questions your team needs before follow-up.
Send a concise summary to the right agent, calendar, CRM, or operating queue.
Connect each inquiry to approved property details so the conversation stays specific without guessing when a fact is missing or outdated.
Example listing context
Availability and material details should come from the connected source your team designates.
Use supported integrations, APIs, and custom functions to connect call outcomes with forms, calendars, CRMs, notifications, and agent-assignment rules.
Capture the listing, contact details, and requested next step.
Use the approved response path for the submitted source.
Send context to the assigned agent or market team.
The agent should use approved property information and neutral qualification criteria, escalating anything that needs an agent’s judgment or a verified live source.
Use designated sources and say when a detail needs confirmation.
Follow fair, consistent questions without steering or discriminatory guidance.
Route negotiation, advice, exceptions, and uncertain requests to a person.
A caller can ask about a specific home and request a viewing while the agent captures the context needed for follow-up.
Define what the agent can answer, which fields it collects, and where each inquiry goes next.
Ground property information in the listing and knowledge sources your team maintains.
Use the same approved discovery fields across listing calls, web leads, and missed-call follow-up.
Use transcripts, summaries, and call analytics to inspect results and refine lead response.
Start with the calls and lead sources your team handles every day.