The back-and-forth over a viewing time is where interested buyers cool off. Publish your hours once, let buyers pick a slot that already works for you, and spend the call on the property instead.
What it does
Three things happen after a buyer presses Confirm booking.
Alerts
The buyer presses Confirm booking
Visits
Visits
Villa, Al-Narjis
Mohammed Al-Ghamdi+966 56 432 1098
Scheduled for: Thu, Oct 8, 5:00 PM
Apartment, Hittin
Sara Al-Qurashi+966 50 654 3210
Scheduled for: Sat, Oct 10, 7:30 PM
Apartment, Al-Yasmin
Khalid Al-Dosari+966 50 987 6543
Scheduled for: Fri, Oct 2, 12:00 PM
Pending → New · Confirmed → Visit · Completed → Won · Cancelled → Lost
CRM
The booking shows in your CRM with its source badge: Booking.
In your numbers
Your dashboard counts visits booked and visits completed between answered inquiries and wins. Tap a step to read its conversion.
Buyer funnel
Inquiry to close (30d)
From the step before
87%
41 of 47
Of all inquiries
87%
41 of 47
Sales pipeline
Leads per stage, last 30 days
Sample data.
How it works
In your workspace settings.
Working days and the times you can show properties.
Only inside the days and times you chose.
Confirm from Visits, then mark it complete after the viewing.
In detail
Any mix of Sunday to Saturday.
Pick from 6 AM to 10 PM in 30-minute steps.
Availability is set for the whole workspace.
Every booking carries the buyer's phone number.
Keep what the buyer said or needs, on the booking itself.
You get the request; the buyer gets their booking details.
Each booking becomes a lead with its stage taken from the status.
Each booking counts as 1 lead; see what is left in Billing.
Days, dates and times follow each person's language.
Why it matters
Questions
For FAL-licensed brokers
Create your broker account, set your viewing hours, and publish a listing buyers can book.