Launch weekend belongs to whoever calls back first.
One or two projects, a site office, and a sales desk that is part in-house and part channel partner. Enquiries arrive from the hoarding QR, the portal listing and the launch ad, and they all want the same three things: carpet area, price, possession date. WyseB answers in seconds, keeps one buyer with one caller, and puts the Saturday site visit on the calendar with a reminder attached.
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Flats get sold on Saturday. Buyers get lost on Tuesday.
A launch pulls enquiries in from every direction at once, and a small sales desk cannot answer them all inside the minute that matters. What decides the booking is who called back while the buyer was still comparing, and who still remembers the visit on Saturday morning.
One buyer, three callers
The portal, the launch ad and your channel partner all push the same number in. Three people dial it with the same opening line, and the family decides your project is being sold by strangers who do not talk to each other.
Five minutes, and the enquiry is someone else's
Buyers shortlist every project in the same corridor in one evening. If nobody answers while they are still scrolling, your 3BHK gets compared using a competitor cost sheet instead of yours.
Booked Tuesday, forgotten by Saturday
A visit fixed midweek needs a reminder, a location and an easy way to shift it to Sunday. Without those, the family spends the weekend at the project that sent one message on Friday night.
One buyer, one caller, one visit that actually happens.
04Reply
An approved WhatsApp message goes out in seconds, at 11 pm or in the middle of a slab pour. When the buyer answers, the thread lands in your team inbox and your closer takes over.
How Reply works →03Capture
Meta, Google, a portal export and your own site form land in one pipeline with the answers read. One phone number is one lead for your business, so nobody gets called twice.
How Capture works →07Schedule
Visits placed inside your weekend windows and reminded before. A no-show sends a sorry-we-missed-you and offers a fresh slot the buyer picks from a phone link.
How Schedule works →10Call Insights
Calls placed through Exotel, with every attempt and outcome on the buyer timeline. "Did anyone follow up with the Saturday walk-in?" stops being a guess.
How Call Insights works →What builders ask us
My sales team works the phone. They will not sit and type.
Then keep them on the phone. WhatsApp only does the part a person cannot: the reply inside the first minute, at midnight, during a site meeting. The moment the buyer writes back, the chat is in your team inbox and your closer runs it the way they always have. Calls go out from the app through Exotel, so the attempt and the outcome get logged without anyone filling a register.
Lead quality from Meta is poor.
Some of it is. Qualifying questions run at capture, so configuration, budget range and how soon they want possession sit on the card before anyone dials, and the obvious non-starters never reach your caller. After that, stage changes fire back to Meta as conversion events, so the campaign learns what a buyer who turns up at the site actually looks like.
Our real week is Saturday and Sunday.
Scheduling rules are set per day of the week, so a Tuesday enquiry gets offered your Saturday visit window and never a slot when the site office is shut. A reminder goes out before the visit, one active appointment is held per buyer, and if the family does not turn up they get a link to pick another time themselves. No app, no login.
Watch a launch enquiry become a Saturday site visit.
The live demo follows one buyer end to end: captured from an ad, merged with the duplicate, answered in seconds, and held to a weekend slot with a reminder.