Everything RealViu does, on one page.

You lay steps out on a canvas, send a text, wait two days, stop if they reply, and it runs itself for every contact that enters it. Seventeen step types in five groups. Versions, testing against your own phone, and nothing sends until you publish.

One contact's texts and emails in a single thread, whichever way they arrived. You reply from the same number or mailbox the automation uses, so the person sees one conversation. Pause the automation for that one contact while you handle it yourself.

One text to a whole audience. Only contacts with consent are included, you see exactly how many people it reaches and what it costs before anything sends, and the audience is frozen at that moment so the count you approved is the count that goes.

Your own material in one place: policies, neighbourhood notes, the answers you give most often. Your website assistant replies from it and your automation flows draw on the same material, so an answer is written once. The assistant answers only from what is here.

The messages you send often, written once and reused everywhere, in flows, in campaigns and in the inbox. They take merge values through one Insert picker, so one template greets everybody by their own name.

Short canned answers you grab mid-conversation, the reply you type twenty times a week. Kept per agent or shared across the brokerage. Inserted as text you can still edit, so nothing sends on its own.

Labels you put on contacts so the rest of the system can act on them. A tag is the simplest way to record what somebody is, and both segments and flows read them. Kept per agent or shared across the brokerage, with a colour so a list reads at a glance.

A saved rule that picks out contacts, not a fixed list. Because it is a rule it stays current on its own: somebody who becomes a match tomorrow is in the segment tomorrow. The audience for Mass SMS, for email campaigns, and inside flows.

Connect the mailbox and phone number your automations send from, choose who uses which, and set the hours and days your brokerage is open. Your own Twilio account and numbers, assigned per agent. Credentials are tested before they are stored and never shown again.

One email to a whole audience, built from a template and aimed at a segment. The audience is fixed when it sends. Status moves through Draft, Scheduled and Sending, and a campaign can still be cancelled while scheduled or sending. Afterwards it shows sent, opens and clicks.

The layouts your campaigns send, built in a drag-and-drop editor with six starters: Newsletter, Just listed, Open house, Market update, Seller tip and Postcard. A template holds the design and the wording and takes merge values through the same Insert picker as everything else.

The document you take into a listing appointment, built from your own branding and the listing material already on your site. Ten sections from goals to net proceeds, prefilled with the valuation and market figures, with your brand colours and logo from Settings.

The forms on your website: what they ask, how they appear, and what happens to the answers. A submission becomes an opted-in contact with a purpose, with the consent recorded, so a campaign can be aimed at exactly the people who asked. Place it on a page or attach it to Let's Connect.

A starting point for the whole site. Choosing one does not erase your content; it changes how that content is presented. Two typefaces chosen separately for headlines and body, and a palette that applies to buttons, links and accents across every page.

Your site on your own domain with its own certificate, and every email your site sends from your own verified address. The header logo and business name come from Settings once and appear everywhere. A visitor never sees RealViu unless you choose the badge.

An SEO tab in Settings for titles and descriptions, a sitemap that rebuilds itself as listings, neighbourhood pages and posts change, and content that lives on your own domain so search engines credit it to you and the traffic lands on your listings.

The first screen a visitor sees, with four interchangeable search modes, a headline and background you control, a row of quick-link tiles under it, and two floating buttons that follow the visitor: contact, and the assistant bubble if your plan includes it.

Everybody who has asked you something through your website: a valuation request, a showing, a contact form. Each one keeps what they were looking at. Assign it to an agent, or let routing do it, and reply from the inbox so the conversation stays in one thread.

Everybody your brokerage knows, whether they came from your website or you added them. Import a spreadsheet by matching your columns to the fields a contact keeps; existing contacts are matched rather than duplicated, and consent is recorded with its evidence so a send is lawful.

What your website and marketing actually did: a heatmap of where visitors are looking, the properties, cities and price bands that held attention, and which customers turned into enquiries. Compare a period with the previous one before drawing a conclusion.