AI receptionist for real estate & property

FirstVoice checks Trade Me Property's enquiries API for new buyer and appraisal enquiries and passes them to your agency for a fast callback. Enquiries are checked regularly rather than sent instantly.

VaultRE users can have new enquiries written straight into VaultRE after every call, using VaultRE's own API — real-time calendar-slot reading is not confirmed.

PropertyMe agencies can have a maintenance job created directly via PropertyMe's public Swagger-documented API after every call, though there's no phone-number lookup and no webhook - polling only.

realestate.com.au pushes new enquiries to FirstVoice via a webhook (EnquiryCreated) with contact details, once partner approval and lead permissions are set up.

Rex users get new leads and notes written into Rex automatically via Zapier after every call; Rex also states it has a fully open REST API, though its interactive docs render client-side and specific endpoints could not be directly confirmed this session.

Palace's maintenance API is described in help-centre snippets as able to insert and update tenant work orders, but this is unverified — confirm directly with MRI before promising it.

Inspect Real Estate exposes inspection-time and booking endpoints, but FirstVoice access would need to be arranged directly with IRE - self-serve credentialing is not confirmed.

MRI Property Tree's API sits behind an MRI partner application — FirstVoice can't claim direct booking or maintenance-job creation without that approval, and work orders likely route through partners like Tapi instead.

FirstVoice can receive real-time property-enquiry notifications from Domain via its public webhook API to trigger an instant AI callback.

Tapi has no published API - and it already runs its own AI tenant-request intake, so it is a potential competitor as much as an integration target.