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Showing Feedback Collector

Collect feedback while it's fresh — without chasing agents

Stop texting buyer agents for feedback. This recipe sends a quick-reply request right after the showing, normalizes free-text into structured objections, and delivers a seller-ready digest — daily or per-showing.

House RecipeWork5 min

INGREDIENTS

📅Calendar✉️Email

PROMPT

Create an OpenClaw recipe to collect and summarize showing feedback: - After each showing ends, send a feedback request to the buyer agent (SMS preferred) - One reminder if no response within 3 hours, then stop - Normalize free-text into structured fields: price, condition, layout, location, HOA/fees - Generate a seller digest (daily or per-showing): top positives, concerns, suggested actions - Flag critical issues for immediate agent attention - Offer an anonymous feedback link as a fallback SMS: "Thanks for showing {{address}}. Quick feedback? Reply with: 1–5 (overall) + 1 thing they liked + 1 concern. Or use: {{feedback_link}}." My showing tool is: [ShowingTime / calendar / other]

How It Works

As soon as a showing ends (calendar event passes or status flips to "completed"),

this recipe texts the buyer agent a simple feedback request. If nothing comes back

within a few hours, it sends one reminder and stops. Responses get normalized into

structured fields (price, condition, layout, location) and rolled into a seller

digest.

What You Get

  • Post-showing feedback request via SMS with quick-reply format
  • Single reminder if no response (no spam)
  • Free-text normalization into structured categories
  • Daily or per-showing seller digest with top positives, concerns, and suggested actions
  • Critical issue flags (pricing, odor, staging, access problems) for immediate action
  • Anonymous feedback link for agents who won't reply directly

Setup Steps

  1. Connect your calendar or showing tool, SMS, and CRM
  2. Set the feedback request delay (default: immediately after showing end time)
  3. Set the reminder cutoff (default: 3 hours, one reminder only)
  4. Choose seller digest frequency (per-showing or daily batch)
  5. Customize feedback questions for your market

Tips

  • Keep the feedback request dead simple — a 1–5 rating plus two short answers works best
  • Batch the seller digest when there are multiple back-to-back showings
  • Let agents moderate feedback before it reaches the seller (filter unhelpful comments)
  • Flag "unpriced" or "smell" keywords for immediate listing-agent attention
  • Offer an anonymous feedback link as a fallback for unresponsive agents
Tags:#real-estate#showing-feedback#seller-updates#automation