Real Estate Brokerages
Every portal lead answered immediately, qualified and routed to the right agent, viewings booked, and buyers who go quiet followed up, with RERA-sensitive wording kept to what you approve.
Dubai · AI Agents
Soluvide builds AI agents for Dubai businesses: agents that answer portal and WhatsApp leads, qualify the buyer and book the viewing on the right agent's calendar, draft quotations and follow-ups inside your CRM, and answer staff questions from your own documents, in Arabic and English. Each agent does one defined job, logs every step, and waits for a person to approve anything that commits money or speaks for you in a new way.
Why Dubai needs this
A listing enquiry, a quotation request or a supplier question that waits until tomorrow usually goes to someone else. An agent does the routine part immediately and leaves the judgement to your people.
An AI agent is not a chatbot with a new name. A chatbot answers; an agent does a defined piece of work across your systems. In a Dubai brokerage that means reading a Property Finder or Bayut lead, replying on WhatsApp in the buyer's language, asking the budget, area and timeline questions your agents would ask, checking the listing agent's calendar, booking the viewing, and writing the whole exchange into the CRM so the agent arrives knowing the buyer.
The same pattern works beyond real estate. A trading company's agent reads an RFQ, pulls prices from the price list and drafts the quotation for a salesperson to approve. A service company's agent chases renewals and books the visit. An operations agent answers staff questions from your SOPs and contracts with the source attached, and prepares the weekly exceptions report instead of someone copying numbers between tabs.
Agents are only useful when they stay inside clear limits. We give each one a narrow job, the minimum access it needs, and a written rule for when it must stop and hand over to a person: a discount, a complaint, an unusual request, anything legal or financial. Every message and action is logged, so a manager can see what the agent did and why.
We are headquartered in Abu Dhabi and work with Dubai teams on-site for discovery and launch. We map the workflow with the people who do it today, build on your existing CRM and channels, test on your real leads and documents, and hand over the code, prompts and accounts at the end.
Where it pays off in Dubai
Every portal lead answered immediately, qualified and routed to the right agent, viewings booked, and buyers who go quiet followed up, with RERA-sensitive wording kept to what you approve.
Off-plan enquiries, payment plan questions and maintenance requests handled on WhatsApp, with tickets and documents filed where your team works.
Quotation requests turned into draft quotes, stock questions answered from the ERP, and supplier documents read into the system for review.
Intake, document collection, deadline reminders and first-draft replies for law, accounting and consulting firms, always reviewed by a person.
What we build in Dubai
Four things every build includes. The full service page lists the rest — read about AI agents.
Portal, website and WhatsApp leads answered in seconds, qualified with your questions, and booked on the right agent's calendar with the CRM updated.
RFQs and price requests read, quotations drafted from your price list and terms, and follow-ups sent until the customer replies, with approval before anything is sent.
Staff assistants over your SOPs, contracts, project files and policies that answer in Arabic or English and cite the document they used.
Inbox triage, renewal chasing, weekly reports and data clean-up done on a schedule, with exceptions sent to a named person.
Relevant solutions
Each page covers one operational problem end to end — the architecture, what's in scope, and the systems it connects to.
How we work in Dubai
We are headquartered in Abu Dhabi and in Dubai regularly. Discovery and launch sessions happen at your office; the build runs remotely with weekly check-ins.
A short call, then we document the actual workflow — including the exceptions and the workarounds people built around it. You get a written scope, acceptance criteria, and a fixed price.
You get: Scope + fixed quote
WhatsApp Business, Zoho, HubSpot, your ERP, Google Sheets, email. No rip-and-replace. Outputs are structured and checked against your data, not trusted blindly.
You get: Working system on your stack
Anything that commits money or makes a promise — a price, a booking, a refund — pauses for a named person to approve. The AI removes the typing, not the judgement.
You get: Approval gates, defined failure modes
Logging and alerts so problems surface early. Documentation your team can read. You own the code and the accounts — no dependency on us to keep the lights on.
You get: Monitoring + full ownership
Questions
Short answers. If yours isn't here, send it on WhatsApp and you will get a straight reply.
A chatbot answers questions. An AI agent does a defined job across your systems: it reads a lead or a document, takes steps such as replying, booking, updating the CRM or drafting a quotation, and hands the result to a person whenever approval is needed. Most Dubai projects start with one agent for one workflow and add more once the team trusts the first.
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