Wywo is a lead qualification chatbot that scores every website enquiry a property listing receives, from zero to one hundred, before an agent ever sees it. It asks the same questions a good buyer's agent would — budget, suburb, timeframe, finance — and only interrupts an agent's day once someone is actually worth calling.
Each answer moves the score: intent alone is worth something, a stated budget more, a target suburb more again, and a stated timeframe or finance position more than that. A buyer who's given all of it — and especially one who's stated a preferred day and time for a call — scores as ready to ring today. Nothing is scored on guesswork; it only reflects what the visitor actually said.
A vendor enquiry — someone thinking of selling, or asking what their place is worth — is treated as the priority it actually is. Getting the property address alone puts a vendor enquiry well ahead of an early-stage buyer, because an appraisal is typically the most valuable single enquiry an agency's website will take all week.
Every lead is emailed to the office as it comes in, and the same list is downloadable as a formatted spreadsheet — a call list an agent can work straight down, not a raw export to clean up first.
A lead only lands in the dashboard, and only gets emailed, once the conversation has produced something worth acting on — a name, a budget, an intent, or a score above zero. Someone who types "hi" and leaves doesn't clutter the inbox.
Yes, and it treats a vendor enquiry as the priority — someone thinking of selling is scored on a steeper scale, because an appraisal is typically the most valuable enquiry an agency gets in a week.
Yes — every lead's full chat transcript is available in the dashboard, not just the summary fields, so an agent can read exactly what was said before calling back.