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Collect property interest, preferred viewing time, attendee details, and buyer or tenant contact information. The request stays provisional until the team checks capacity and confirms the details.
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Collect property interest, preferred viewing time, attendee details, and buyer or tenant contact information.
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Collect property interest, preferred viewing time, attendee details, and buyer or tenant contact information. The request stays provisional until the team checks capacity and confirms the details.
Replace sample options with real services and availability, connect confirmed requests to the calendar your team maintains, and collect payment only through a configured secure payment field.
Turn viewing interest into a well-planned appointment
Collect the property, preferred viewing time, contact details, and practical access needs that help an agent or property team arrange a clear first appointment.
A better request experience
Connect each request to the relevant listing, viewing type, and prospective occupant so your team can respond with the right availability and context.
Ask for preferred dates, attendee count, contact details, and only the access or accommodation information that helps the viewing run smoothly.
Make it clear that a request does not confirm a viewing; your property team confirms the time, access instructions, and any eligibility or safety steps separately.
From template to working form
Tailor the form to your listing references, lead-time policy, group-viewing approach, and the minimum information your team needs to propose a suitable slot.
Share the form from a listing page, property portal follow-up, agent email, or applicant hub when someone is ready to ask for a viewing.
Review the request, check availability, and send the agreed time, location, host details, and any access or identification guidance through your usual workflow.
Good to know
Collect the property or listing reference, preferred date and time, prospective viewer contact details, attendee count, and practical notes that help arrange the visit.
No. It records interest in a viewing. An agent, landlord, or property manager should confirm the appointment, access information, and any requirements separately.
Yes. Present the options that match your availability and explain any relevant lead times, attendee limits, or access arrangements before someone submits a request.
Only collect information necessary for arranging the viewing. Handle application, identity, and financial checks in the appropriate secure process after the viewing request is reviewed.
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Adjust questions, copy, colors, media, and follow-up behavior around the experience you need.
Preview the respondent experience, collect useful context, and connect responses to the next step.
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