Deeper project data on import
Imports are learning to pull far more detail out of your project documents, and to rebuild each customer's page around it — so a room says more about the property without extra work from you.
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Imports are learning to pull far more detail out of your project documents, and to rebuild each customer's page around it — so a room says more about the property without extra work from you.
Both assistants — the one that builds your pages and the one your buyers chat with — are getting a deeper grasp of your projects, so their answers and edits land closer to what you meant.
Let more than one person into a room's conversation — a colleague of yours, or the buyer's partner — instead of a single private thread.
Track every buyer through your stages, from first visit to closing, so you can see the whole pipeline at a glance instead of guessing who needs attention next.
A buyer picks a date and time to visit from inside their room; you confirm it and both sides see the schedule.
Go beyond the activity feed: see how buyers move through their rooms over time, which projects hold their attention, and where they lose interest.
Every buyer gets their own property page at a branded link, protected by its own access code.
Build and update a customer's page by chatting with the assistant in your dashboard — no design work.
Link an outside assistant with a one-time code and let it create pages, projects, and units for you.
Organize your inventory as projects with their units underneath, shared across your whole team.
Point Dealroom at a shared folder and it reads your brochures and price lists to build the catalog for you.
Pick from a range of room designs per customer; the in-room chat adapts to match the look.
Buyers get an assistant that knows your full catalog, stays on real estate and your company, and can check the web for market questions.
Rooms re-curate their featured projects and units around what each buyer asks about, live.
What a buyer actually browses moves to the top of their room by the next visit.
AI-written summaries of what each buyer did in their room, with the hottest leads flagged first.
A searchable leads table showing each page's status, recent buyer activity, and its access code at a glance.
Questions the assistant can't answer are routed to one owner, answered once, and reused for the whole team — with automatic handoff if they sit unanswered.
Set each room's language and switch your dashboard's independently.
Facts pulled from your brochures and price lists become a searchable team knowledge base — review what was extracted, see where knowledge is missing, and let a linked assistant answer from it.
Your AI assistant runs on a monthly allowance that refreshes each month, and tells you clearly when it's used up instead of quietly failing.