VOICE AI WORKER / CONFIGURED FOR REAL ESTATE

VOICE AI WORKER · REAL ESTATE

Forty enquiries on the Gżira flat. Forty answered. Twelve viewings booked. Landlord already told.

He answers every portal enquiry, WhatsApp and voice note within a minute — in the tenant's language — asks the three questions that separate a real tenant from a tourist, books the viewing into the right agent's diary, confirms it by voice the morning of, chases the no-show, collects the documents, and updates the landlord before the landlord rings you. Your agents spend their day at viewings, not on their phones.

OARC Digital in Birkirkara builds Voice AI Worker for REAL ESTATE — the same Malta team behind AI agents, creative, and automation.

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WHAT A LETTING AGENCY LOSES BY WEDNESDAY

The flat had forty enquiries. Twelve got a reply. The good tenants — the ones with the employment letter ready — signed with whoever answered first, on Tuesday, in their language. The landlord rang Thursday to ask why it's still empty. The price was never adjusted because the viewing feedback never reached him.

In letting, the listing that answers first is the listing that lets.

What he takes off your agents

He arrives knowing how an agency runs — listings, enquiries, viewings, the difference between a tenant and a browser, why the landlord's Thursday call matters more than any portal. Then we train him on yours: your listings and their mandates, your qualification questions, each agent's patch and diary, how you want landlords kept warm, what you're allowed to say about price. He speaks English, Maltese, Italian, German and French — and the Italian tenant who enquires at 23:10 gets Italian at 23:11.

Every enquiry answered within a minute — portal, WhatsApp, Messenger, voice note, phone — any hour, any language.

So the forty enquiries become forty conversations, not twelve.

Qualification in three questions — move-in date, budget, employment or proof of funds — asked the way your best agent asks them.

So agents only show flats to people who can sign.

Viewings booked into the right agent's diary, grouped by area, with travel time.

So Karl does five viewings in Gżira in a row, not five across the island.

Voice confirmation the morning of every viewing, and a call to every no-show within the hour.

So the empty-doorstep afternoon stops.

Post-viewing feedback collected from every tenant and sent to the landlord the same evening.

So the price gets adjusted in week one, not week six.

Landlord updates before they ask — enquiries, viewings, feedback, offers — by WhatsApp in their language.

So "any news?" stops being a phone call.

Tenant documents collected — ID, employment letter, deposit proof — chased until complete, filed to the CRM.

So the lease is ready to sign the day the landlord says yes.

Sales pipeline follow-up — the buyer who viewed three weeks ago, the konvenju date approaching, the promise-of-sale that needs a reminder.

So nothing in the sales book goes quiet.

Enquiry at 23:10. Viewing booked at 23:12. Landlord told at 23:13.

THE VOICE / WHAT THE CUSTOMER HEARS

23:10 — Inbound WhatsApp voice note · Italian · "il bilocale a Gżira è ancora disponibile?"
23:10:40 — Outbound call
"Buonasera, sono Tom dell'agenzia. Sì, il bilocale a Gżira è ancora disponibile. Per non farle perdere tempo — quando vorrebbe entrare?"
Tenant: "Il primo del mese. Comincio a lavorare a St Julian's il tre."
"Perfetto. Budget fino a 1.400 al mese, come nell'annuncio — va bene? E ha già una lettera di assunzione?"
Tenant: "Sì, la posso mandare stasera."
"Allora la vediamo mercoledì alle 17:30 con Karl, il collega che segue Gżira. Le mando conferma adesso e la richiamo mercoledì mattina."

THE WORK / SAME SECOND / BEHIND

23:10:05 ENQUIRY ▸ Gżira 2BR · WhatsApp voice · Rossi · IT · source: portal
23:11:20 QUALIFY ▸ move-in 1st · budget ✓ · employment letter: promised tonight
23:12:02 DIARY ▸ Karl · Wed 17:30 · Gżira 2BR · grouped with 16:45 viewing same street
23:12:04 TENANT ▸ WhatsApp confirmation (IT) · doc request: employment letter
23:12:06 REMINDER ▸ voice confirm Wed 09:00 · no-show call rule: +15 min
23:13:10 LANDLORD ▸ WhatsApp (EN): "3 new enquiries today, 2 qualified, viewing Wed 17:30 — will send feedback Wed evening"
23:13:11 DOCS ▸ employment letter received 23:41 · filed · deposit proof outstanding → chase Thu

Three minutes. The tenant was answered in Italian, qualified, booked and confirmed. Karl's Wednesday is grouped. The landlord went to bed knowing. The employment letter arrived at 23:41 and was filed. Twenty-seven other enquiries on that listing got the same treatment in the same hour.

The landlord knew before he asked.

He heard a voice note in Italian and called back in Italian within forty seconds. He asked the three questions and logged the three answers. He found Karl's Wednesday, saw a 16:45 on the same street and put the new viewing at 17:30 so Karl walks, not drives. He sent the confirmation and the document request, set the morning voice-confirm and the fifteen-minute no-show rule, and messaged the landlord a two-line update in English. When the employment letter landed at 23:41 he filed it and queued the deposit-proof chase for Thursday. Then he did the same for the other twenty-seven.

Every enquiry answered. Every viewing confirmed. Every landlord kept warm — while your agents sleep.

Karl does viewings. Not phones.

Karl's Wednesday afternoon is five viewings on two streets, every one confirmed by voice that morning, with the tenant's move-in date and budget in his pocket. The no-show at 15:00 was called at 15:15 and rebooked. The landlord got Wednesday's feedback Wednesday evening and agreed a €50 reduction on Thursday — the flat let on Friday. Nobody in the office spent the day answering "is it still available?"

And when the new agent asks "what do we tell a tenant who wants to hold a flat without a deposit?", she gets the answer your best agent gave last spring — the exact wording, in three languages — because he was on those calls. The agent who was good with Italians left in September. The Italian stayed.

Your best agent's way with people, on every enquiry, after your best agent has gone.

What he never decides alone

He is useful because his limits are written down. In your agency, these go to an agent every time — in seconds, with the whole thread attached:

  • Any offer or price outside the landlord's written mandate
  • Anything about the lease, the konvenju, stamp duty or the law — he explains the process, never advises
  • Tenant referencing: collected and filed, never judged
  • Confirming a property is "yours" — that is the agent's and the landlord's word

ONE VOICE ON THE LISTING. THIS FORCE BEHIND HIM.

You talk to one person. These four work behind him at the same time.

AGENT / ACTIVE

Enquiry agent

Answers every channel within a minute, in the tenant's language, and qualifies in three questions.

VALUE / no enquiry you paid a portal for goes unanswered.
AGENT / ACTIVE

Viewings agent

Books, groups, confirms by voice, chases no-shows, collects feedback the same evening.

VALUE / agents' afternoons are viewings, not doorsteps.
AGENT / ACTIVE

Landlord agent

Keeps every landlord informed before they ask — enquiries, viewings, feedback, offers.

VALUE / landlords stay, and price adjustments happen in week one.
AGENT / ACTIVE

Documents agent

Collects and files tenant and buyer paperwork, watches konvenju dates, reminds everyone who needs reminding.

VALUE / the lease is ready the day the landlord says yes.

ALREADY PROVEN — JUST NOT HERE YET

EliseAI became a billion-dollar company automating leasing conversations alone. One conversation type, in one market — a billion dollars.

Nobody has brought the whole letting day — every enquiry, every viewing, every landlord, every document — to an agency in Malta. The first one that does lets the Gżira flat on Tuesday while the others are still replying to Monday.

Give him one important job.

Tell us the one thing in your agency that costs you listings — the enquiries nobody answers, the no-show afternoons, the landlords who ring to ask. We come to you, in Malta, sit in your office with your live listings open, and show you where he takes over. Built around your mandates and your agents' diaries, not a demo.

Questions owners ask

Can AI answer property enquiries for Malta estate agents?

Yes. OARC Voice AI Worker qualifies callers and books viewings against your rules.

Does it know listing details?

It uses approved listing facts you supply—no inventing prices or amenities.

Can it book viewings on agent calendars?

Yes with calendar integration and buffers.

Does it replace agents?

No—it covers overflow so agents negotiate and show.