AI employees
Part 1 · Sales · Prospecting · Property management · Admin · MarketingOne per agent, on WhatsApp, Teams or Slack, each with a real estate job and a memory of the person they work with.
AI managed services for Australian real estate agencies
We find where integrating AI pays off in your agency. We build it into the systems you already run, and we keep improving it over time.
Skip the forms. Drop your mobile and we'll set up a WhatsApp group with you, a Fiveways strategist and a working AI employee.
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We run them, review them with you every month, and expand office by office.
One per agent, on WhatsApp, Teams or Slack, each with a real estate job and a memory of the person they work with.
Connected through each agent's own logins. Outcomes are written back, not copied out.
Suburb-level figures for 7,000+ suburbs, with the data month on every answer, vendor update and street check.
Every action logged and reported by office. You set the rules, and control grows as trust does.
Works inside the systems you already run










Each one has a real estate job, a contact in WhatsApp, Teams, Slack or iMessage, and a memory of the person they work with. Start with one role. Add the rest as each office is ready.
Bella has worked with a Sydney sales agent since July 2026. New roles are built from the same base.
Message an AI employee like a colleague. Integrations and property data do the work behind it, and every action lands in the log.
Bella, Jack, Rose, Debbie and Billie. One per agent. Drafts first. Your rules.
Time for prospecting, appraisals and vendors. The agent still sends every message.
Across a twenty-agent office that is about 280 hours a week, the same as seven full-time roles. One extra listing per agent a year adds about $400,000 at a $20,000 average commission.
Modelled figures for a typical sales agent: 20 hours of admin across six workflows, about 70% handled, 50 working weeks. $150 an hour assumes $300,000 of gross commission over 2,000 hours a year. We rerun it with your agents' numbers at the Map workshop.
A general AI chat tool answers what you type. Managed AI is connected to your systems, remembers each agent, works to a schedule, and someone keeps it running.
| What matters | A general AI chat tool | |
|---|---|---|
| Knows your CRM, calendar and inbox | You paste it in. | Through the agent's own logins. |
| Works without being asked | Only when you ask. | Reminders, street checks and weekly updates, on schedule. |
| Remembers each agent | One conversation at a time. | Listings, buyers, style and corrections. |
| Property market data | Generic and undated. | Suburb figures with the data month. |
| Delivers the work | Text to copy out. | Drafts, PDFs and CRM updates, in the chat. |
| Runs inside your rules | No controls or log. | Own environment, approved chats, full log. |
| Someone keeps it working | Up to you. | Monitored, reviewed, improved monthly. |
Half a day with your sales leadership and whoever runs your systems, then four steps to the last office.
Half a day with sales leadership and whoever runs your systems. Pilot group agreed.
You get: a prioritised roadmap and a pilot group.
Around your CRM, your data and your rules. A named AI employee per pilot agent.
You get: a working deployment, connected and tested.
Live in the pilot office with us hands-on. Drafts first.
You get: AI doing real work in the pilot office.
Monthly review, then office by office.
You get: value that compounds, office by office.
Figures are worked through at the Map workshop.
The questions we hear most before an agency gets started.
We run managed AI for real estate agencies: AI employees, integrations, property data and reporting, built into the systems you already use. We map where it pays off, build it, deploy it in a pilot office and improve it every month.
Same AI underneath. A chat tool answers what you type, and the know-how stays with whoever typed it. Managed AI is connected to your CRM, calendar and inbox, remembers each agent, works to a schedule, runs inside your rules, and someone keeps it working.
No. They are one of four parts. Integrations, property data and reporting do most of the work behind them. Some agencies start with a workflow or a report and add an AI employee later.
No. Your CRM stays the system of record. Rex, Agentbox, PropertyMe, HubSpot, Gmail and Outlook connect through each agent's own logins, and the team works in WhatsApp, Teams or Slack.
You are. Each AI employee runs in its own environment, answers only approved chats and starts by drafting for approval. No legal or financial advice. Nothing reaches a vendor or buyer unless approved. Every action is logged.
An agency or network licence, per-agent AI employees as a managed monthly service, and onboarding per office. Figures are worked through at the Map workshop.
Four short steps to show us the work, the business and the rules around a first deployment. We use it to plan the workshop.
Step 1 of 4
Choose one or more. You can change this later.
Optional, but it helps us shape the brief. Pick the closest fit.
Most teams start with drafts. Control grows as trust does.
Name, mobile and email. Add a note if there's anything else we should know.
Thanks, there. We'll review the work you selected and get in touch about the workshop.
Shape a brief in about a minute, or drop your mobile and we'll start the conversation on WhatsApp.