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log_showing_with_feedback

Log a property showing AND capture client feedback in ONE call.

Log a property showing AND capture client feedback in ONE call. Use after showing a property to a buyer client. Creates a completed appointment record, logs the showing activity, and records feedback (interest level, pros, cons, notes). Equivalent to: appointments_createappointments_update (status=completed) → log_call (with feedback notes). Returns the showing record with feedback. Use listings_list first to get listing_id if unknown.

Parameters#

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
client_idstringYesUUID of the buyer client being shown the property. Use clients_list to find. · Format: UUID
listing_idstringNoUUID of the listing being shown. Use listings_list to find by address. · Format: UUID
property_addressstringNoProperty address (required if no listing_id — for unlisted properties)
showing_timestringNoWhen the showing occurred (defaults to now). ISO 8601 format, e.g., 2025-01-22T14:30:00Z. · Format: Date-time (ISO 8601)
duration_minutesnumberNoDuration in minutes (default: 30) · Max: 480 · Min: 5
interest_levelenumYesClient interest level after viewing (required) · One of: very_interested, interested, neutral, not_interested, rejected
would_offerbooleanNoWould the client consider making an offer on this property?
prosarray of stringsNoWhat the client liked (e.g., ["big backyard", "updated kitchen", "quiet street"])
consarray of stringsNoWhat the client disliked (e.g., ["small bedrooms", "needs roof work", "busy road"])
feedback_notesstringNoDetailed feedback or notes from the showing
schedule_follow_upbooleanNoIf true, schedules a follow-up call for next business day

Example prompts#

  • "Log the showing at 67 Maple Ct, the Garcias loved the yard but hated the kitchen."
  • "Record that Marcus toured 230 Sandpiper Way, very interested, and wants to write an offer."

Safety#

Creates data. Creates a new record in your CRM and may trigger notifications or webhooks. Running it twice creates a duplicate, so Claude runs it once per request.