Your AI receptionist answers the calls your marketing brings in. Every postcard, sign and ad gets its own number, so Yara knows which one the caller saw.
Here's how Yara handles each one, and what's coming soon.
Your postcards land across your farm, each with its own number. Someone calls while you're in a showing? Yara asks about the postcard, then whether they want to buy, sell or both.
Buyers call from the curb. Yara answers from your listings table, gives the status with the date it was checked and books the showing.
Put your number in the ad. Many social leads fill in a form, but the ones who call ring you first, then Yara.
Give each ad its own number. Every call rings you first, then Yara.
You're with visitors when your phone rings about another listing. Yara picks up, so you stay with the people in front of you.
Someone signs up on your IDX website and checks the consent box. Yara calls within a minute, from 8 AM to 8 PM, while your listing is still on their screen.
Your Zillow and Realtor.com leads already land in Follow Up Boss. Yara calls the ones who agreed to be called, books the ready ones and keeps in touch with the rest for months.
They're already in your Follow Up Boss. You email them first, and Yara calls only the people who reply yes, from 8 AM to 8 PM. She books the ones ready to move again.
Every campaign number counts its own calls: 1 on Starter, up to 5 on Pro, up to 15 on Team.
On Pro and Team, the Friday report shows calls, missed calls and appointments per number, and each Follow Up Boss contact gets its source.
Starter comes with 1 campaign number, Pro with up to 5 and Team with up to 15.
Yes. Your numbers, callers, recordings and reports belong to you. If you leave, you keep all of it.
Not yet. Callbacks to website sign-ups, Zillow and Realtor.com leads and past clients are coming soon, and only for people who agreed to be called.