Using WhatsApp for real estate collections and buyer communication
Buyers live on WhatsApp
Emails get buried, but a WhatsApp message with a PDF is opened within minutes. For demands and receipts, this alone can shorten the collection cycle.
What to send
Demand letters, payment receipts, reminders, construction updates and cost sheets are all good fits. Keep marketing blasts separate from transactional messages.
Keep a record
Every message should be logged against the booking so you know what was sent and when. Use an official WhatsApp Business integration rather than personal phones.
Respect consent
Message only buyers who have shared their number for project communication, and make it easy for them to reach your team.
See Poladio in action
Manage walk-ins, bookings, demands and receipts in one CRM.
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