How to measure bot performance in the Real Estate niche

To know whether the Real Estate bot is working, don't go by "like it / don't like it" — go by the metrics. Here's what to track.

Key metrics

• First-response time.
• Share of conversations reaching the closing action.
• Conversion: chat → inquiry → deal.
• Share of after-hours inquiries the bot closed.

How to set up the bot for Real Estate so it actually sells

• Set the matching filter to 3–5 listings per request — the buyer doesn't drown in options and stays in the conversation.
• Add a block that defuses title-risk fears (liens, land records) — the lead makes it to the viewing.
• Capture budget and purchase goal at the start of the conversation — matching stays precise and your agents' time isn't wasted.

Which systems can the bot connect to

• Bitrix24, SalesDrive, 1C — and any other CRM
• Telegram, Instagram, and other messaging channels

Who this matters to most

A buyer looking for an apartment or house — to live in or as an investment. They ask about the neighborhood, budget, and clean title, weigh it against a mortgage, and often wait for "prices to drop". They commit to a viewing once they see 3–5 relevant options.

What it looks like in a conversation

FAQ

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