All use cases

Turn property calls into actionable enquiries

AI receptionist for real estate agents and property managers

Answer questions from an approved property brief and collect the details your team needs to follow up. Use a real estate AI receptionist for a defined enquiry workflow, from an after-hours leasing call to a tenant's maintenance request.

These are example tests, not reported customer outcomes or a promise of a ready-made integration.

Three conversations to try

An after-hours leasing enquiry

Ask which property the caller means, their intended move date and how the leasing team can contact them. Answer only from current approved information. If availability is unknown, record the question for the team instead of declaring a unit available.

A request to view a property

Collect the property reference, preferred times and confirmed contact details. A viewing preference is a request until the responsible calendar or agent confirms it. Keep the caller's timezone explicit when the property and caller are in different countries.

A tenant reports maintenance

Collect the building or unit reference, a factual description and a callback method. Follow the property manager's approved urgent-contact instructions. Intake does not diagnose the issue, assign a contractor or promise an arrival time.

Before connecting customer calls

Keep the property brief current

Separate stable details, such as office contact information, from changing rent, fees and availability. Assign an owner to review the brief. When a caller asks about information that is missing or stale, the assistant should acknowledge that the team needs to confirm it.

Give every request an owner

Decide which team handles leasing, viewings and maintenance. Capture only the details needed for that next step. Ask about practical requirements for the enquiry without making tenant eligibility or screening decisions.

Connect the record you actually use

Burki's supported HubSpot actions can look up contacts by exact email, save confirmed contact changes and write factual notes when configured. They do not establish an integration with a property-management inventory system. Verify the destination record and permissions for your own workflow.

Test languages and phone routes separately

For Dubai or another multilingual market, check property names, mixed-language requests, callback numbers and the resulting handoff. Confirm the actual number and carrier route before live calls. A browser conversation does not demonstrate local telephone availability.

Questions before you choose

Can it confirm that a property is available?

Only if current information is available through the approved workflow. A listing brief can become outdated. Without a verified live source, capture the enquiry and explain that the agent will confirm availability.

Can it support an existing real estate CRM?

Check the specific system and action. HubSpot contact and note actions have a defined supported scope. Do not assume that another CRM, listing portal or property-management system is connected merely because it offers an API.

What should we measure first?

Review whether the property reference, caller request and corrected contact details are accurate and reach the responsible team. Track unresolved requests and duplicated follow-ups as well as the number of answered calls.

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