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    LeadOps — Real Estate Lead Routing & Performance Dashboard

    The Problem

    In Dubai real estate, response time is the deal. A buyer submitting an inquiry on an AED 8 million villa expects a call within minutes. If your agent takes 10 minutes, three other brokerages have already responded. The agencies that win aren't necessarily selling better properties. They're answering faster.

    But most agencies have no system for this. Leads come in from WhatsApp, Bayut, Google Ads, and direct inquiries, all into different inboxes. The office manager manually assigns them, sometimes by round-robin, sometimes by who's sitting closest. There's no visibility into who responded, how fast, or what happened after. Follow-ups fall through the cracks. Top agents get the same lead volume as underperformers. And nobody knows the actual state of the pipeline until someone asks.

    What We Built

    A lead routing and ops dashboard that captures leads from every source, routes them to agents automatically, tracks response times, manages follow-ups, and surfaces the full pipeline in real time.

    The system includes:

    • A live lead feed where every inbound lead from WhatsApp, Bayut, Google Ads, or any other source appears in one stream with contact details, property interest, and estimated deal value. New leads are flagged; contacted leads show response time
    • Automated routing: leads are assigned based on agent availability, performance, and specialization rather than manual allocation
    • Response time tracking: every lead shows exactly how many seconds it took to make contact. When your target is under 60 seconds, visibility is accountability
    • Follow-up management: overdue follow-ups surfaced automatically. The demo shows 12 follow-ups due today, 3 overdue, 8 completed. The kind of visibility that prevents deals from going cold
    • An agent leaderboard ranked by lead volume, average response time, contact rate, and pipeline value. When agents can see that Dmitri is at 35 seconds average and 96% contact rate while Khalid is at 187 seconds and 37%, behavior changes without a conversation
    • Pipeline value tracking: total active pipeline (AED 14.2M in the demo) with per-agent breakdowns, giving management a live revenue forecast instead of a monthly spreadsheet

    Outcome

    A Dubai brokerage was losing deals to slow follow-up. Leads from Bayut, Property Finder, Instagram, and the website landed in four different inboxes. The first agent to see one took it. By the time the rest of the team noticed, the lead had already spoken to three competitors.

    After deployment, every new lead is routed to one named agent within 90 seconds, scored against intent signals, and tracked from first-touch to close. The owner sees who's working what in real time. Nobody has to ask.

    Median response time
    47 min 2 min
    Leads contacted within 5 min
    18% 94%
    Lead leakage (no follow-up in 24h)
    23% <2%
    Agent accountability
    One owner per lead

    The brokerage didn't hire more agents. They stopped losing the leads they already had.

    See It in Action

    LeadOps — live ops dashboard for a Dubai brokerage

    A live ops dashboard for a Dubai brokerage: 34 leads today, 47-second average response time, AED 14.2M active pipeline, an 8-agent leaderboard, and a live feed showing leads from WhatsApp, Google Ads, and Bayut with real-time contact status.

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