Instead of losing prospects in WhatsApp after an open house or a tour, Linx connects an NFC card, a property mini-site, an AI agent and a CRM to track every inquiry, source and follow-up.
The problem is not attracting prospects
Realtors meet plenty of people at properties, conferences and seller meetings. Without an organized process, hot leads scatter across notes, calls, WhatsApp messages and memory.
How a scan becomes a lead
The prospect scans an NFC card or QR, lands on a property mini-site, answers the AI agent, and the inquiry is saved in the CRM with source, property, status and a follow-up reminder.
An edge in seller meetings and exclusivity
A property owner who sees a marketing system that measures scans, sources and follow-up understands that you bring a more professional process than just another basic listing.
Frequently asked questions
Can I show active listings on the card?
Yes. The mini-site can include active listings, photos, descriptions, location, tour links and actions like WhatsApp, call or leave details.
How do you know which property a lead came from?
Every inquiry can be saved with a clear source: an NFC card, a QR, a link shared over WhatsApp, an open house, a specific property or a partner who forwarded the link.
Is this suitable for a brokerage with several agents?
Yes. Each agent can get their own card and mini-site, and an office can work with an organized structure of sources, statuses and follow-up per team member.
How does this help win exclusivity?
A property owner sees that you are not just posting a listing, but running a marketing process and tracking prospects. That positions you as realtors with a serious, measurable system of work.