Foreign enquiries arrive outside working hours
A buyer in Europe writes in the evening or at the weekend, often from a listing seen on a portal. By Monday morning, someone else has already called them back.
Your buyers live elsewhere, visit once, and decide on photographs, videos and how fast you answer. We automate enquiry qualification, listing follow up and chasing, without touching the negotiation.
Office in Marrakech, meetings in person, public pricing, invoicing in dirhams. Initial audit free of charge.
The market here is not Casablanca's. A significant share of buyers live in France, Belgium or the Middle East, are buying a second home, a riad to renovate or a villa with a pool, and will come once or twice before signing.
The consequence is simple: everything happens remotely and in writing. An enquiry left waiting two days is a lost enquiry, because the prospect wrote to four agencies the same evening. And a poorly qualified viewing costs the whole team a day.
Then there are holiday rentals, which occupy part of the agencies in Marrakech, with a logic that has nothing to do with sales: fast turnover, absent owners, accounts to report, and travellers writing at any hour.
A buyer in Europe writes in the evening or at the weekend, often from a listing seen on a portal. By Monday morning, someone else has already called them back.
Between the signed mandate, the viewings done, the offers in progress and the missing documents, the information lives in the head of the agent following the property. If they are away, the file stops.
Without qualifying budget, financing and travel dates beforehand, part of the viewings are done with people who could not buy that property.
The same people handle travellers, check-ins and owners, while sales enquiries wait.
Everything before and around the negotiation: qualification, the property file, follow up and owner reporting.
Budget, type of property, financing, dates of travel to Morocco. Asked at the first exchange, in the prospect's language, before an agent spends time on it.
An acknowledgement confirming the property is available, giving the most commonly missing information and stating when an agent will call back.
Mandate, viewings, offers, missing documents, owner. All in one place, readable by the team, including when the agent following the file is away.
A prospect seen three weeks ago, an owner who owes a document, a mandate reaching its term. Follow ups go out at the right moment, in your tone.
Viewings done, feedback received, actions in progress. Sent regularly without anyone writing them one by one.
Stay enquiries handled in their own flow, so they stop cluttering the sales pipeline.
Riads, villas, apartments, land.
Properties entrusted by absent owners.
New-build programmes, off-plan sales.
Search mandates for foreign buyers.
Co-ownerships, residences, upkeep.
Supporting buyers who renovate.
We do not set prices and we do not value properties. That work requires a fine knowledge of the neighbourhood, of the real condition of the property and of the market, which is yours.
We do not replace the relationship with the owner either, often the most delicate part of the job. An automation meddling with it would do more harm than good.
Yes, and it is preferable. Four questions are enough in most cases: the type of property sought, the budget, how it is financed and the dates of travel to Marrakech. Asked in a conversation rather than in a form, they get far more answers.
That is mainly what makes enquiries get lost: each one sends its contacts somewhere different, and nobody has an overall view. The first gain is to gather those enquiries into one list, whatever their origin, before even talking about automation.
An assistant can acknowledge and ask the framing questions in French, English or Arabic, depending on the language of the message received. The rest of the relationship stays human, but the first contact is no longer lost over a question of language or timing.
The principle is the same, the questions change: dates, number of people, services expected. What they have in common is that the traveller, like the buyer, chooses whoever answers first with usable information.
Our public offers start at 999 MAD per month for the site and enquiry handling, and at 3,499 MAD per month for the AI assistant and follow-up automation. The initial audit is free and serves to frame the scope.
30 to 60 minutes, on site in Marrakech or remotely. You leave with an action plan, whether we work together or not.