Goal: share a digital availability schedule with prospects and clients.
This article will walk you through sharing properties matched to a requirement with a prospect or client. Ensure you have a requirement and properties matched to it first, you can read more about doing that here.
βΆοΈ What is a Digital Availability Schedule?
Here's a quick 20 second intro...
β¨ Auto-create link
When responding to direct enquiries (digital enquiries from your website or property listing portals) we'll auto-create a digital availability schedule as part of your match and respond workflow.
It uses the matched properties and email text as a way of pre-filling the login, by default it isn't password protected.
π§βπ» Manually create link
If we have created a requirement manually then we can create a digital availability schedule link by following these steps from the requirement's matches page.
Share Availability Schedule β Client Login β Generate Client Login.
π Welcome message
When sharing a Digital Availability Schedule [also known as a 'client login'] you get the option to include a personalised welcome message.
You can input / update the welcome message into this field:
And it will display here when the prospect or client first opens the link:
π¬ Property comments
It is possible for you to add extra commentary to each match you share to the digital schedule.
To add a comment for the property click the match open from your schedule and then add a "Comment for report" like below:
Now when the property is opened on the digital schedule it will include your profile image and your comment next to it.
πΈ Include / exclude media
Sometimes you may wish to exclude the marketing brochure and other media. Toggle off the media by updating the option below when creating or updating the schedule.
π Password protect
You can optionally add a password to protect access to the schedule, you can email this password to your contact separately afterwards.
Simply fill select the option to be true and add a password, by adding the password it will then protect the schedule behind a branded login: