Everything it does, plainly.
One assistant, one number, and a short list of things it does properly rather than a long list it does badly.
Unit lookup, refreshed daily
Ask what is available by project, bedrooms, floor, view, size or price band. Inventory is refreshed once a day, so you are working from that day's sheet.
Brochures and factsheets
Ask for several projects in one message and get each document back separately — up to five at a time, rather than one request per project.
Voice notes, when typing isn't convenient
Send a voice note and Cortexa will transcribe it. Background noise can occasionally affect accuracy, so typing is the more reliable option when you have a choice.
The developer's data, unchanged
Every field the developer publishes — price, size, unit number, status — comes through unchanged in the sheet you receive.
Straight to WhatsApp, as a PDF
Sheets and documents arrive in the same chat — there for your own reference, and yours to share on if you choose to.
Budget matching
Give a budget and a requirement. Get back the handful of units that genuinely fit instead of the entire list.
Reads how brokers type
Abbreviations, missing punctuation, half-sentences and mixed English are all understood. No command syntax to memorise.
Replies in your language
Set a preferred reply language when you sign up — English, Arabic, Russian, Urdu or Hindi — and Cortexa answers in it by default.
Asks when something's ambiguous
If your question could match more than one project, Cortexa asks which you meant instead of guessing — and understands a short reply like "the second one" without you repeating the full question.
Answers in seconds
Fast enough to use while a client is still on the phone, which is the only speed that actually matters.
Availability and prices are subject to change. Inventory is updated once daily — always confirm with the developer before committing to a client.