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Buyers call mid-viewing, after 18:00 and on Saturday. Telsmart’s AI receptionist picks up when your agents can’t, and every call lands summarized on the right property and contact.

When the call ends
Viewings, offers and updates on one number, and every one of them on the listing when the call ends.
Mid-viewing, at lunch or at 21:00: the AI receptionist picks up, answers common questions, takes the address and books the callback or the viewing. Summary on the listing.
See the AI receptionist →Every buyer and seller call summarized on the right property and contact: the offer, the feedback, the question, the next step. Nobody types it up on Thursday.
When nobody can pick up, the buyer gets a text with a one-tap Call link from the agency number. They call back into a desk that answers, not into a private voicemail.
Sellers and key contacts take their own route: to the listing agent, then the desk, never the message. Everyone else waits with music. First match wins.
Agents call from the agency number on the phone they already carry. Buyers save the agency, not the agent. When someone leaves, the number, the contacts and the history stay.
Calls, recordings and AI summaries land on the right property and contact. HubSpot today; Whise and Skarabee on the Custom plan.
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Microsoft TeamsAnd many more
Your AI assistant · on your call summaries
Your AI assistant · on your call summariesBeyond the summary
Every summary is text your AI assistant can read. Connect the one your agency already uses and ask which buyers asked for a second viewing, which sellers are waiting for feedback, which offers are still open. The answer comes from the calls, not from the agent’s memory on Monday.
OpenAI
Claude
Gemini
Copilot
PerplexityGrokWhat the caller says, what you read
The offer, the conditions and who still has to hear it, written the way a colleague can read it back before you have parked.
No installer, no quote, no IT ticket.
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