FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Mid-tour calls become booked showings, automatically

A client calls while you're showing a property: "free this weekend for that three-bedroom?" You can't pull out a notebook — and by the time you hang up, the appointment is already in your calendar.

A real estate agent taking a client call inside a vacant apartment
SCENE · Client calls between showings

Three moments where agents lose deals

Calls during showings

One hand on the door, the other on the phone — the time the client mentions gets memorized, then fuzzy by dinner.

"Sometime this weekend" bookings

Vague times need follow-up calls to pin down. Better to land on a concrete moment the first time.

Double-booked showings

Group A booked Saturday morning — so did group B. Discovered too late, someone ends up disappointed.

How Motick helps

  1. 01

    Logged by the time you hang up

    Calls record and transcribe automatically. You're showing the property; it's writing your schedule.

  2. 02

    Vague times become concrete slots

    "This weekend" or "some afternoon" turns into a proposed time on an event card — one glance to confirm, no call-back needed.

  3. 03

    Conflicts visible at a glance

    Events land in your system calendar, so overlapping showings surface instantly — reschedule on the spot.

FAQ

I can't check my phone mid-showing. Now what?

You never need to. Calls record and transcribe automatically; in-person conversations are captured by the Motick recorder card.

Clients say "sometime this weekend" — can it be accurate?

Vague phrases map to proposed times on event cards; multiple candidates each get their own card, so no client group slips through.

Does it conflict with my brokerage software?

No. Motick writes to the system calendar and coexists with any tool. Conflicts are visible immediately.

Which phones are supported?

Android 10 and above, including Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo and Honor devices.

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