The database nobody works
Thousands of contacts sitting there, and no honest answer to who needs a call this week.
Tech Thursday · Live online workshop for real estate agents
A live hour with a real CRM on screen, and an AI assistant actually doing the admin work in front of you.
Free · 60 minutes · Thursday, September 3 · 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT
Live, not recorded Real CRM, not slides Questions answered on the call
The gap
Most agents have tried ChatGPT, Claude or Grok by now. It writes a listing description, it answers a question, and then you close the tab and go back to updating records by hand. The tool never actually touched the business.
Thousands of contacts sitting there, and no honest answer to who needs a call this week.
The leads that go quiet are rarely the ones you decided to drop.
Change the stage, type the note, set the next task. First thing skipped on a busy day.
Moving someone from Lead to Hot Prospect gives you nothing back in the moment, so it does not happen.
Most lost deals were not lost to a competitor. They were lost to a follow-up nobody scheduled.
You are paying for the CRM either way. The question is whether anything runs inside it.
The technology is not the missing piece. The operating layer is.
What we cover
We will be working in a real CRM environment on screen, not clicking through slides about one.
The difference between an assistant that answers you in a chat window and one that is given a defined set of CRM actions it is allowed to perform. You type a normal sentence; it works out which contact you mean and which actions it needs, and the records change behind you.
The repetitive work that fills an agent's day, and what each one looks like when it is spoken instead of clicked. We run these against a live database, including the moments where it should stop and ask you first.
The honest build. Which parts are configuration you can do yourself in an afternoon, which parts need a developer, and the permission posture that keeps this safe once it is pointed at a live database.
Free · Thursday, September 3 · 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT
The shape of it
This is the loop we build and the loop we will run live. The assistant handles the middle. You keep the two ends that need a person.
An enquiry, a referral, a past client resurfacing.
The record where everything about that person already lives.
Reads the record, works out what is needed, proposes the actions.
Created with a due date and an owner, not left in someone's head.
Drafted and scheduled, stage moved, timeline noted.
Approve, send, and have the conversation. The judgement stays human.
Steps three to five are the ones currently costing you five minutes per conversation. Those are the ones we hand over on the call.
The mechanism
This is the distinction the whole workshop turns on, and the reason most agents have used AI for a year without their business changing.
You open a tab, type a request, and copy the answer somewhere else yourself. The assistant has no idea who your contacts are and cannot touch anything.
The assistant is given a defined set of actions it is permitted to perform against your database, and it performs them. You describe the outcome; the records change.
The takeaway
A clear picture of what an AI assistant operating your CRM actually does, and what it does not.
Which of your recurring admin jobs are realistically worth handing over.
Which parts of the work should stay with a person, and why that line sits where it does.
What the build actually involves: the configuration, the integration layer, and where a developer is needed.
The permission posture to start from, so this is safe pointed at a live database.
Enough understanding to brief someone on building it, whether that is us or not.
Who should be in the room
Who is running it
We build the Anu Agency Realtor Growth Plan for real estate agents, and an AI CRM Manager is one of the pieces inside it. An assistant with tool access sitting on top of Follow Up Boss is a pairing we put together often enough to know exactly where it works and where it needs a person in the loop.
Nick is running the session. It is the same walkthrough we would give a client in an implementation call, with the parts that usually surprise people left in.
Reserve your place
Three fields. You will get a text confirming the details, and we will ask you to reply so we know you are actually planning to be there.
Takes about fifteen seconds.
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Event details
Before you register
Yes. It runs live for 60 minutes on Thursday, September 3 at 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT, with a real CRM open on screen. The last stretch is for questions, which is the part that does not survive being recorded.
Yes, it is free to attend. There is no card required to register and we do not sell anything during the session.
No. Everything is explained in plain language, and we will be honest about which pieces you can set up yourself and which need a developer. You will leave understanding it well enough to brief someone on building it, whether that is us or not.
No. Chat is where most agents have already been, and it is not where the value is. This is about giving an assistant a defined set of actions inside your CRM and letting it perform them. We use Grok for the demonstration because it is the pairing we build most, but the pattern is the same with any assistant that supports tool calling.
Follow Up Boss is what we demonstrate in, because it publishes an API and it is what most of the agents we work with already use. If you are on a different CRM the specific screens will not match, but the operating model does: what to hand over, what to keep manual, and where the permissions belong. If your CRM has an API, the same build applies. If it does not, that is worth knowing before you invest more time in it.
Yes. The session is a live screen share of an assistant operating a real Follow Up Boss database: updating contacts, writing notes, moving pipeline stages, creating tasks and preparing follow-up. Including the moments where it stops and asks before it does something.
The hour is training, and it is built to stand on its own whether or not you ever speak to us again. We do build this for agents, as part of the Anu Agency Realtor Growth Plan, so if you want it implemented we will happily talk about it afterwards. We are not going to pretend otherwise, and we are not going to spend the session on it.
Register anyway and we will let you know when the next session runs. We run these weekly. If a recording exists for this one we will send it, but we would rather you came to a live one than watched a replay, because the questions are most of the value.
One hour, live, with the database open. If you have been waiting to see what AI actually does inside a real estate business rather than next to it, this is the session.
Thursday, September 3 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT 60 minutes, live Free
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