Viewing booking
Books a viewing and captures a prospective tenant's move-in timescale.
A letting agent loses the tenant trying to book a viewing before a rival applicant beats them to it, the landlord enquiring about letting a second property who gets voicemail, and the maintenance call that needs triaging fast so a leak isn't left overnight.
The calls a letting agency actually takes, from booking a viewing to a landlord's first appraisal.
Books a viewing and captures a prospective tenant's move-in timescale.
Takes a new landlord instruction enquiry and books the appraisal visit.
Confirms identity before discussing anything about an existing tenancy.
Separates an urgent repair from a routine query needing office-hours callback.
The receptionist never discusses an existing tenancy, a tenant's details or a property's occupancy with an unverified caller: every such conversation is confirmed against the caller's identity first, in line with the branch's confidentiality and redress scheme obligations.
No, it verifies who it's speaking to before any tenancy detail is discussed, and refers unverified callers back to the office during working hours.
Yes, it takes the viewing request and flags it so the branch can give the current tenant proper notice before anyone visits.
It asks whether the issue is urgent, like no heating or a leak, and routes those differently from a routine query so nothing dangerous waits until morning.
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