Viewing booking
Books a specific property viewing and checks the buyer's basic readiness, like a mortgage in principle.
An estate agent loses the buyer ringing about a listing seen online the moment negotiators are all out on viewings, the seller wanting a valuation who gets voicemail and calls a competitor instead, and the chain-related question that needs a proper answer, not a guess.
The calls an estate agency actually takes, from booking a viewing to arranging a valuation visit.
Books a specific property viewing and checks the buyer's basic readiness, like a mortgage in principle.
Captures a seller enquiry and books the in-person visit, never a figure on the call.
Establishes chain position and buying stage so negotiators follow up on genuinely ready leads.
Takes viewing and valuation requests when the branch is closed.
The receptionist never gives a valuation figure, an offer opinion or a chain assessment over the phone: every pricing and valuation matter is booked as an in-person visit with a qualified negotiator, in line with the branch's redress scheme obligations.
No, it always books a valuation visit instead. This keeps the branch inside its redress scheme obligations and means every valuation is a proper in-person assessment, not a guess.
Yes, it takes viewing requests any time and a negotiator confirms the appointment when the branch reopens, so an evening enquiry isn't lost overnight.
It asks about mortgage readiness and chain position, the same basic questions a negotiator would ask, so viewings go to buyers who are genuinely ready to proceed.
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