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AI WhatsApp Lead Automation LeadPilot for Real Estate Brokers
Real estate brokers were losing leads to slow manual follow-up on WhatsApp. Built an AI-powered WhatsApp automation system (n8n + WhatsApp Business API) that handles lead conversations, qualifies buyers, and sends automated follow-ups 24/7.
Result: faster response times, higher conversion, and leads engaged even outside business hours no manual chasing required.
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