Integrations · Rex

Claire with Rex. Your CRM, with an AI agent on top.

Every portal enquiry on a Rex listing is answered, saved as a note and filed under the right contact category. Behind the scenes, Claire reads your Rex contacts through the API into your agency's own data lake, where Propic's propensity models (our models of how likely each owner is to sell) pick out who is likely to list next. As your listing progresses through the listing cycle inside Rex, Claire takes care of follow-up, from the open home to settlement and beyond.

Claire on top of Rex.

Listing enquiries in, likely sellers out, all back in Rex.

01 · Listings in

Your listings, from Rex

With the documents saved against them.

Price guideInspection timesQuote priceContract of sale
02 · Enquiries

Every enquiry back in Rex

As a note, with the contact filed under the right categories.

Note and contact categories in Rex
Conversation, buying signals, ownership
Note
03 · Contacts read

Your Rex contacts

Read through the Rex API.

Contacts read from Rex
No spreadsheet exports
04 · Your data lake

Landed in your own data lake

Your agency's data, in its own store.

Data lake updated
Your agency's own
05 · Propensity models

Every owner scored

Propic's models work out how likely each owner is to sell.

Owners scored
How likely each is to sell
06 · Vendor predictions

Likely sellers back in Rex

Emailed to the agent each day, and a task in Rex.

Daily email and a task
Who is likely to sell, and why
Task

Enquiries on your Rex listings.

  1. Your listings, straight from Rex

    With the documents saved against them, so Claire answers from the contract, not a script.

  2. Every enquiry answered

    From realestate.com.au, Domain, your website chat or SMS, day or night, in 58 languages. Claire first checks whether the person is already in Rex.

  3. Saved where your agents look

    A note on the contact and on the listing, with the contact filed under the right Rex categories.

  4. New listings find their buyers

    Claire sends each new listing to the past enquirers and open home visitors it suits.

A new listing, sent to a buyer it suits

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‹ Inbox
SJSmith & Jacksonto Sarah · 7:02 am

Recommended property: 15 Alto Avenue, Seaforth

The listing: a white two-storey contemporary home with a covered alfresco, an upper terrace, a lawn and a pool

15 Alto Avenue, Seaforth

4 bed | 3 bath | 2 carView documents

Hi Sarah,

You recently attended an inspection for a contemporary family home with a pool, and 15 Alto Avenue, Seaforth has been matched as a similar style of home with strong indoor and outdoor living. The home offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with open-plan living and dining that flow to a covered alfresco, a level lawn and the pool.

The upper-level terrace and landscaped garden also align with the kind of outdoor space seen in your recent activity.

Seaforth village is a short walk away, which may be a relevant local reference point if being close to shops and schools was part of what appealed in the home you inspected.

View the online listing for the complete property details. The next advertised inspection is Saturday, 10:00am to 10:30am, or contact the agent to discuss other viewing options.

Price Guide:Contact agent

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Next Scheduled Inspection:Saturday at 10:00amDownload Calendar Link

For further information regarding this property, please feel free to chat to our virtual assistant or speak with an agent using the buttons below.

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Kind regards,

James JacksonJames Jackson0491 570 159james@smithjackson.exampleSmith & Jackson
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An example. The agency, the people and the property are invented.

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What Rex gets with every enquiry.

01

The conversation

What they asked, whether they wanted the contract, which inspections they booked and where their finance is at.

02

How ready they are

realestate.com.au's own score for the lead, what they are looking for and the suburb they search most.

03

Who they are

Whether they own a home, when they bought it and for how much, whether they live in it or rent it out, whether it is on the market, and other ways to reach them.

04

Added, never overwritten

Anything Claire finds goes in as a note for the agent to check. Your contact records stay as your agents left them.

Particular to Rex.

01

Filed under contact categories

Your buyer lists sort themselves: each contact lands in the right Rex category as the enquiry is saved.

02

Notes on the listing

The listing's own history shows every enquiry it drew, not only the contact's.

03

Rex lead drop

Keep advertising your lead drop address. Claire works with it and sends each lead to the agent's own email.

04

Your quote price, your rules

Claire uses the quote price in Rex, and you decide listing by listing how she talks about price.

Nurture, timed from Rex.

An example. The buyer, the address and the messages are invented.

Follow-up driven by Rex.

01

Enquiry and open home

Every enquirer and every attendee followed up by email or two-way SMS, when your office says.

02

Each step in Rex

Offer accepted, unconditional, settled: each status change starts the right message, in your brand.

03

Long after settlement

New owners are invited to claim their home, and the agent hears the moment they do.

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Likely sellers from your Rex contacts.

  1. Your contacts, read daily

    Claire reads your Rex contacts through the API into your agency's own data lake, kept up to date each day.

  2. Every owner scored

    Propic's propensity models work out how likely each owner is to sell.

  3. A daily list, and a task in Rex

    Each agent gets an email of the owners likely to sell next, and why, with a button to call, and each one is raised as a task in Rex.

Likely sellers, ready to call

Pulse on a phone: Your predictions - potential vendors with years held, last sale price and the suburb median, and buttons to call, text or email

An example. The people and the properties are invented.

Questions about Claire and Rex.

Do we have to change how we use Rex?

No. Rex stays your CRM and your agents keep working in it. There is no migration and no new screen to learn.

Can we keep our Rex lead drop address?

Yes. Claire keeps working with the address you advertise and sends each lead to the agent's own work email.

What does the agent see on a new enquiry?

A note in Rex with the conversation and what Claire found out about the person, including whether they own a home and how ready they are to buy.

Who owns our contact data?

Your agency does. Contacts are read through the Rex API into your agency's own data lake, and Rex stays your system of record.

How long does it take to connect?

Most agencies are live within two weeks or less. Propic connects Rex and your website, sets Claire up in your brand and trains your team.

See Claire working with your Rex account.

Forty-five minutes, on your own listings and contacts. Or ask Claire about it right now.