Alerted the second a property appears on your patch

On sought-after properties, everything happens in the first hours: the well-located, well-priced 2-bed gets twenty calls on day one, and the first caller gets the viewing. The portals' native alerts arrive in batches, late, drowned in noise.

An AIOS watches the market continuously, with your exact criteria, and alerts you the moment a relevant listing appears. Whether you hunt for your buyer clients or to spot for-sale-by-owner properties to turn into mandates, you are consistently among the first.

The problem

• Portal alerts arrive hours late, often as a daily digest
• Native filters are too coarse: noise drowns the real opportunities
• Refreshing the portals by hand is a time-eating, anxiety-inducing reflex
• On a hot property, being second means being last

How the AIOS handles it

Continuous monitoring, not a digest

The AIOS checks your patch's new listings permanently, not once a day. The delay between publication and your alert is measured in minutes.

Your criteria, down to the detail

Beyond the portals' filters: orientation mentioned, keywords in the description (works, inheritance, balcony), price per sqm unusually low for the area. It reads every listing, it does not settle for the tick-boxes.

An enriched alert, not a raw link

Every alert arrives with the essentials: the points matching your criteria, the price per sqm against the area, the signals in the text (urgency, private seller). You decide to call in ten seconds.

The first call ready to go

On request, the AIOS drafts the message or the questions for the first contact. You call while everyone else is still discovering the listing.

A concrete example

Other use cases: Answering portal leads · Following up buyers and viewings · Writing and adapting listings · Completing tenant files · Automating market watch · Land registry monitoring · Running your social media · Replying on every channel

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