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Golden Rules outline the recommended minimum requirements when entering applicant, property & viewing information into AgencyCloud
See sections below for Golden Rules on:
Check for duplicates
All applicants (including single property enquiries) should be entered, checking for duplicates prior to adding
1. Search database Using Universal Search is recommended, as this searches the whole of your Reapit database e.g. applicants, vendors, landlords, contact records, etc. From the main menu: Click Universal Search (magnifying glass top left of main menu)
Enter the applicant surname or part address (e.g. postcode), click the search icon or press enter
A list of matching records are shown, click to view the record on the right
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2. Add new If the required person is found - see 2a If not found, add a new record, as follows At the bottom of the main menu:
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2a. Required person already on system? If they have an applicant record: If they do not have an applicant record: Open their contact record In the bottom right section, the Activity section displays the contact's current roles Click and select Sales or Lettings/Rentals Applicant, as required
A new applicant record will be created, using details already entered from the contact record |
Essential data to enter
When qualifying a new applicant, the following data should be entered as a minimum
At least one contact telephone number and one email address
A postal address
Applicant Status - see next section
Source of enquiry
Property Requirements including selecting the Areas the applicant is looking to buy in
Price range
Any mandatory property requirements not covered in the Requirements screen should be described at the top of the Requirement Notes field
Applicant Status
Sales applicant Enter: Selling Position and Selling Status
Potential vendors should have the Potential Clients box ticked
Buying Position and Buying Reason
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Lettings/rentals applicant Enter: | |
Add journal notes
A journal entry must be entered whenever a conversation has taken place with the applicant
1. Add journal entry From the Activity Feed section: | |
2. Enter details
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3. Update last/next call dates | |
Next call date and archive settings
The Next call date and Archive field should be checked and kept up to date
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Next call After entering a journal note, a prompt will be displayed to update the Last/next call dates (see previous section); this results in the applicant appearing in the Organiser screen on the next call date as a reminder to call the applicant again (in the Applicants to call section, see following section on the Organiser) The next call date can also be entered manually - think of this as your 1-31 follow-up system
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Archive in x weeks This field is normally set to 12 weeks when the applicant is first registered and reduces each week that they are on the system Once they reach 0 weeks, the applicant will appear on the Organiser in the Applicants to remove section and will remain there until they are archived (by you) or given another period of time on the system - this is done by highlighting the existing number and over-typing with the updated number of weeks (also determined by you) The same process applies when the revised number of weeks reaches 0 Checking and updating this section each time a journal entry is added will avoid applicants falling into the Applicants to Remove section
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Next call date for a potential vendor
All applicants who have been identified as a potential vendor should always have a valid/future Next call date set
This ensures they are kept in the list of Applicants to Call on the Organiser
See following section
Use the Organiser to manage your applicants
Use the Organiser to check for Applicants to Call and Applicants to Remove
Check for duplicates
When entering a new property or booking a market appraisal, always check for duplicates prior to adding
1. Search database Using Universal Search is recommended, as this searches the whole of your Reapit database e.g. applicants, vendors, landlords, contact records, etc. From the main menu: Click Universal Search (magnifying glass top left of main menu)
Enter the first line of the address or postcode, click the search icon or press enter
A list of matching records are shown, click to view the record on the right
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2. Add new If the required property / vendor / landlord is found - see 2a If not found, add a new record, as follows At the bottom of the main menu: | |
2a. Required contact already on system? If they have a current property record: If they do not have a property record: Open their contact record In the bottom right section, the Activity section displays the contact's current roles Click and select Sales or Lettings/Rentals Property, as required
A new property record will be created, using details already entered from the contact record |
Market appraisal - essential data to enter
After adding and saving a new market appraisal property record
1. Add MA appointment to the diary The market appraisal appointment should be added to the Reapit diary Click the MA button While the property is at MA status, an MA button is displayed at the top of the screen
Complete the appointment details
Click Save & Exit to add the appointment to the diary
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2. Sales property only - enter Financial information After the MA appointment, from the property record: Click Financial
Enter Recommended Price Market Appraisal Price Vendor Estimate Price
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3. Next call date Ensure the market appraisal property always has a valid/future Next call date This ensures the property is kept in the list of Vendors/Landlords to Call on the Organiser See following sections for more information on next call dates |
New instruction/listing - essential data to enter - sales property
When entering new instruction/listing details, the following data should be entered as a minimum
The exact Address should be entered and the correct Area of the property selected (where applicable)
The vendor screen should include:
at least one contact telephone number
one email address
Source of enquiry
Selling reason
The correct rate should be entered into the Commission field
The Financial screen should be completed as accurately as possible
The exact Attributes for the property should be entered
New instruction/listing - essential data to enter - lettings/rentals property
When entering new instruction/listing details, the following data should be entered as a minimum
The exact Address should be entered and the correct Area of the property selected (where applicable)
The landlord screen should include:
at least one contact telephone number
one email address
Where applicable, Financial details, including Ownership and Bank details, Preferred Suppliers, Works Order limit and Float details
The correct fees should be entered
The Rent and Commission details screen should be completed as accurately as possible
(in Rent/Fees panel, click Rent/Fee Details button on property screen)
The exact Attributes for the property should be entered
Add journal notes
A journal entry must be entered whenever a conversation has taken place with the vendor/landlord
1. Add journal entry From the Activity Feed section:
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2. Enter details
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3. Update last/next call dates A prompt to update the last/next call dates is displayed After entering a journal note, a prompt will be displayed to update the Last/next call dates
This results in the property appearing in the Organiser screen on the next call date as a reminder to call the vendor/landlord again (in Vendors/Landlords to call – see next section)
The Next call date can also be entered manually on the property screen
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Use the Organiser to manage your vendors/landlords
Viewing & follow ups
Click here for more information
1. Viewings |
2. Use the Organiser | |
3. Follow up notes All viewings should: | |
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