Every email and text with every person, threaded, beside the drafts Reggie has already written and the sequences already running. He does the follow-up you keep meaning to do, while you are at a showing.
The old site sold these as four products. They are one job: knowing who you know, and staying in front of them.
Email and text threaded per person, so the buyer you texted from a showing and emailed on Monday is one conversation.
Every draft waits in your review queue. The gate is enforced on the server, so no setting and no mistake can route around it.
Shaped by the reason the person surfaced, in the tone you set, and edited by you until it sounds like you.
Spaced to protect deliverability, respecting quiet hours and every unsubscribe across the workspace.
The moment somebody answers, their sequence pauses and Reggie drafts your response instead.
Book, prospecting, hot leads, clients and network as faces of one property table. The bulk action moves a row forward one stage and says which.
Properties, owners, contacts and clients are linked, not copied, with every traced number banked on the row.
Text from the phone number your sphere already knows, rather than from a number nobody recognizes.
Sequences get a bad name because they keep talking after somebody answers. Reggie pauses the moment a reply lands, reads it, and drafts your response, so the follow-up never embarrasses you in front of your own sphere.
All properties, prospecting, hot leads, clients and network are cuts of one table. Hot is the union of what you moved there by hand and what a signal made hot, resolved when you look, so a manual hot stays hot.
Connect the notetaker you already run and every meeting lands on the client it was about, with the summary, who was there and what you agreed. Reggie reads it like the rest of the record, so the next question about that seller already knows what was said.
Revr is invite-only while we onboard in small batches. Tell us how you follow up today and we will show you what he does with it.
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