u/dachshundlove

Pre-made, pre-configured agent for agents.

So a lot of talk and FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt ... for the uninitiated into banal corporate speak) out there about AI, how to use it, not wanting to get left behind. I can't guarantee to solve all of that, but I can at least give you something that might help.

 

My day job is in big tech, and I have a software background. The true value out of AI is what you build around it. It should be a balance of domain knowledge, guardrails, and space to "run free" as well. This gives you something that "feels smart"/capable.

 

Anyhow, you're waiting to see what it is I'm making this post for. It's orophin https://www.orophin.com. Conversational interface through iMessage or Slack. General personal assistant/VA/coordinator for a real estate agent. Some of the things it can do for you:

 

  1. Keep your CRM updated. Send voice note after a showing or text an updated email address, or really whatever else. Your FUB records are updated.

  2. Email ingest. Any emails that come in and are relevant to your business get actioned (automatic context aware replies, FUB updates, etc.). Home inspection PDF could come in and what hits your iMessage is only what's wrong, and the recommended email draft to the listing agent to address.

  3. Speed-to-lead. Lead comes in, context aware iMessage sent to the lead almost immediately. If no phone number, than a context aware email.

  4. Calendar. Schedules items based on incoming emails, gives you automatic showing prep (neighborhood, property, deal info) prior to each showing, puts in reminder deadlines based on when you say or by transaction requirements (e.g., rate lock expiration).

  5. Contact upload. Can take a CSV, organize by propensity, create FUB records, and start a text/email campaign according to your directions/parameters.

 

And more ... just generally whatever you'd pay a competent assistant to do ... it can do.

 

Let me know what you think. Let me know if you want an invite code to try it out (for free).

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u/dachshundlove — 4 days ago

Loyalty/Conquest for Volvo owners?

I'm strongly considering the Polestar 3, however I'm just seeing neither loyalty or conquest applies to current Volvo owners? As someone that has purchased 4 Volvos in the past 10 years, I am a bit stunned -- not loyal enough for loyalty, but too loyal for conquest? You really can't have it both ways, Polestar.

True, they don't have to offer an incentive at all, but this seems like a very poor business decision their part, alienating a high propensity customer base. It's not about the money, it's about the fact the purchase just doesn't feel good. And it's a $90K SUV, it's not about practical transportation, it's about feeling.

Any Volvo owners have luck with incentives?

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u/dachshundlove — 14 days ago