Property discovery
Capture enquiries from property listing portals such as 99acres, MagicBricks and Housing.com.
- 99acres
- MagicBricks
- Housing.com
One connected lead capture flow
Property searches, campaigns, calls and partner referrals can start in different places. Sell&Bill brings lead details into one real estate CRM workflow so your team can see the source, assign an owner and follow the next step.
Illustrative lead capture flow
Lead sources and channels
Keep the original channel visible as the enquiry moves into qualification, follow-up, a site visit and booking.
Capture enquiries from property listing portals such as 99acres, MagicBricks and Housing.com.
Keep campaign context with leads from Google, Meta, your website and landing pages.
Bring WhatsApp conversations, SMS, RCS, email, calls, IVR activity and missed-call enquiries into automated follow-up workflows.
Record walk-in and channel partner enquiries with their source and responsible owner.
What happens after capture
Once an enquiry reaches Sell&Bill, teams can keep its source connected to lead ownership, buyer context, follow-up activity and sales-stage progress.
Sell&Bill is designed to bring property portal leads into one queue. Share your portal accounts and current lead flow so the team can confirm the connection method for your setup.
WhatsApp integration and omnichannel lead capture are included with core CRM plans. Message volume, telephony minutes and third-party provider charges may be separate. Review the pricing details.
Website forms, calls and IVR are among the lead sources shown in the Sell&Bill workflow. Bring your current form or telephony setup to confirm the specific connection steps.
List your portals, ad channels, website forms, WhatsApp number, call or IVR provider, walk-in process and partner referral flow. That lets the team map the right lead capture and follow-up journey.
Connector availability and the exact setup can depend on the source provider, account permissions and your chosen plan.
Review capture, ownership, follow-up and reporting against your actual process.