After every appraisal
A two-minute voice note from the car.
Notes in your CRM, a follow-up date set, and a thank-you drafted for you to send.
Back office support
Appraisal notes, vendor reports, bookings, new vendor set-up. Done the same day, in your own systems, by a team in Australia that knows how agencies run. For less than an offshore assistant, and nobody to manage.
Where your week goes
An agent with three listings and five appraisals a week. Rough times, added up.
| Job | Each week | Your time |
|---|---|---|
| Appraisal write-ups and follow-ups | 5 appraisals × 45 min | 3¾ hrs |
| Vendor reports | 3 listings × 1 hr | 3 hrs |
| Booking inspections and appraisals | about 15 bookings × 10 min | 2½ hrs |
| New vendor set-up | 1 new listing × 1½ hrs | 1½ hrs |
| Chasing suppliers | 3 listings × 45 min | 2¼ hrs |
| Fixing your database | here and there | 1½ hrs |
| Total | 14½ hrs |
A week, gone to admin. That's nearly two working days you could spend at kitchen tables.
What we take on
Six jobs, start with any one. Everything goes into your own CRM, email and calendar.
A two-minute voice note from the car.
Notes in your CRM, a follow-up date set, and a thank-you drafted for you to send.
Nothing. We pull it from your CRM and portals.
Inspections, enquiries, buyer feedback and price feedback in one clear weekly report, ready to send.
"Book the Smiths in for Thursday."
It's in your calendar and theirs, with a reminder the day before and the address in the invite.
A photo of the signed authority.
Vendor and property in your CRM, key dates in your calendar, welcome email drafted.
"New listing, auction in four weeks."
Photographer, floorplan, signboard and copywriter booked, chased and confirmed.
Nothing.
Missing numbers, old addresses and doubled-up contacts listed for you to approve. We fix the ones you tick.
How you hand it over
Straight after the appraisal, from the car.
"Just left 9 Ash St. Owners want to sell after Christmas, thinking $1.4m. Follow up early Feb."One line is enough.
"Book a private for the Andersons at Kerferd Rd, Thursday after 4."Forward anything. We'll work out the rest.
Fwd: Signed authority, 2/18 Oak GroveRemote, but local
Admin is easier when the person doing it knows what an auction campaign looks like and where Kerferd Road is.
Auction's Saturday. I've moved the photographer to Wednesday so the brochure's back in time.Knows how a campaign runs
Council's planning application up the street might come up at the open home.Knows your suburb
Done before you're back from the 4:30 inspection.Your time zone
Same contact as last week, and the week before.Someone who knows you
Compared
| Admin coordinator | Offshore VA | Software you set up | Archer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starts | After hiring | 3–5 weeks of recruiting and training | After you build the workflows | This week |
| Based | Your office | Overseas | Nowhere | Australia |
| Your time managing it | Some | Daily check-ins | Fixing what breaks | Approve, that's it |
| Leave and sick days | Yours to cover | Yours to cover | n/a | We cover it |
| Knows real estate | If you hire well | After training | No | Yes |
| When they leave | Start again | Start again | n/a | Remembers everything |
Questions
We set up access together at the start, the safest way your CRM allows. You can switch it off any time.
Only the people doing your work. Your contacts are never shared, sold or used for another agent.
Tell us. We fix it the same day. Anything going to a client waits for your OK, so mistakes get caught first.
Free up your PA for the work that needs them: your diary, vendor calls, settlements.
Let Archer assist. You might not need to go to the expense.
Pick the one that eats your evenings. We'll do it for two weeks. If it's not saving you time, stop.
Free for 3 months. No lock-in. 3 spots left before Christmas.
Talk to usWe'll call you to pick the first job and set up access. Nothing goes to a client without your OK.