Engagements brings your leads, contacts, conversations, and follow-ups together in one place inside REable Hub.
Whether you're working with a brand-new lead, following up with a past client, or trying to reconnect with someone who has gone quiet, Engagements helps you stay organized and keep the conversation moving.
You can manage your contacts, communicate with leads, and use automation to make sure important follow-ups don't get missed.
Start simple, build your workflow, and let Engagements take care of the repetitive work.
Getting Started
New to Engagements? Start here.
The easiest way to get value from Engagements is to set up your CRM first, organize your contacts, and then start communicating with your leads.
1. Set Up Your Account
Before you start working with leads, make sure your Engagements account is ready.
Set up your:
Profile information
Phone and communication settings
Working hours
Email settings
Calendar, if you plan to use appointment booking
Once your account is ready, you're ready to start managing your leads.
2. Add Your Contacts
Bring your existing contacts into Engagements so you can manage your database from one place.
You can add and organize contacts based on where they are in your relationship with you.
For example:
New Leads
Active Buyers
Active Sellers
Past Clients
Prospects
Sphere of Influence
Keeping your database organized makes it much easier to know who needs your attention.
3. Understand Your CRM
Your CRM is where you keep track of your relationships with leads and clients.
A contact record can help you see important information such as:
Contact details
Lead status
Communication history
Activities
Follow-up information
Notes and other relevant information
Think of the CRM as your central place for everything you know about a lead or client.
4. Start Communicating
Once your contacts are organized, start connecting with them.
Engagements supports multiple communication methods, including:
Phone calls
SMS
Email
AI-powered outreach
You can communicate directly with a contact or use Engagements to help you reach multiple leads efficiently.
5. Start Automating
Once you're comfortable with the basics, automation can help you save time and stay consistent.
Use automation to:
Follow up with new leads
Nurture prospects
Re-engage older leads
Send scheduled communications
Keep leads moving through your pipeline
Help identify when a lead needs your attention
Automation should support your relationships—not replace them.
6. Build Your Daily Workflow
A simple daily routine can make Engagements much more effective.
Start your day by checking:
New Leads → Active Conversations → Follow-Ups → Tasks → Opportunities
Focus your personal time on the leads who are most engaged and most likely to move forward.
Communication
Stay Connected Without Losing the Personal Touch
Good follow-up is about being consistent while still sounding like yourself.
Engagements gives you different ways to communicate depending on the situation.
Calling
Sometimes a phone call is the fastest way to move a conversation forward.
Use calling when:
A new lead needs immediate attention.
A client has shown strong interest.
You need to discuss something in more detail.
A lead has responded to an automated message.
Texting
SMS is ideal for quick, timely communication.
Use texting for:
Initial follow-up
Showing confirmations
Quick questions
Market updates
Appointment reminders
Re-engaging leads
Keep your messages short, natural, and conversational.
Email works well when you need to provide more information or communicate with a larger group of contacts.
You can use email for:
Market updates
Listing information
Follow-up campaigns
Newsletters
Buyer and seller information
Long-term lead nurturing
AI-Powered Communication
Engagements can help you start and maintain conversations using AI-powered outreach.
Instead of manually writing every message, you can provide the AI with instructions about what you want to communicate.
The AI helps with the initial outreach, while you remain in control of the relationship.
Managing Replies
The goal of outreach isn't simply to send messages—it's to start conversations.
When someone replies:
Review the conversation.
Understand their interest.
Follow up personally when appropriate.
Update the contact or lead status.
Add notes or tasks when needed.
A reply is an opportunity. Don't let it sit unanswered.
Automation
Save Time. Follow Up Consistently. Convert More Leads.
Real estate leads don't always convert after one conversation.
Some need a few days. Others need weeks or months of follow-up.
Automation helps you stay in touch consistently without having to remember every single follow-up yourself.
Automate New Lead Follow-Up
When a new lead enters your CRM, you can use automation to start the follow-up process.
For example:
New Lead → Initial Outreach → Follow-Up → Personal Contact
This helps make sure new opportunities don't get forgotten.
Lead Nurturing
Not every lead is ready to buy or sell today.
Use automated follow-up to stay connected with prospects while they consider their options.
You can nurture leads with:
Helpful information
Market updates
Property-related messages
Check-ins
Follow-up campaigns
The goal is to stay relevant until the timing is right.
Re-Engage Older Leads
Your database contains opportunities that may have gone quiet.
Automation can help you reconnect with:
Old leads
Previous inquiries
Unresponsive prospects
Past clients
Contacts you haven't spoken with recently
A simple, well-timed message can restart a conversation.
Appointment Booking
When a lead is ready to talk, Engagements can help move the conversation toward an appointment.
Connect your calendar to make appointment scheduling easier and reduce the back-and-forth involved in finding a suitable time.
Automation + Personal Follow-Up
Automation works best when it handles repetitive tasks while you handle the important conversations.
A good workflow looks like:
Automation starts the conversation → Lead responds → You step in → Appointment → Client
Don't try to automate every interaction.
Use automation to make sure you're there at the right time—not to remove the personal relationship.
A Simple Engagements Workflow
If you're not sure where to start, follow this simple process:
Capture → Organize → Communicate → Automate → Follow Up → Convert
Capture
Get your leads and contacts into Engagements.
Organize
Keep your CRM clean and make sure contacts are in the right stages.
Communicate
Reach out using phone, SMS, email, or AI-powered communication.
Automate
Set up follow-up for repetitive tasks and long-term nurturing.
Follow Up
When a lead shows interest, take over personally.
Convert
Turn conversations into appointments, clients, and opportunities.
Best Practices
To get the most from Engagements:
Keep your CRM organized.
Follow up with new leads quickly.
Use automation for repetitive follow-up.
Keep automated messages personal and relevant.
Review your active leads regularly.
Respond quickly when a lead engages.
Don't rely entirely on automation—personal conversations still matter.
Start with simple workflows and build from there.
Start Here
If you're completely new to Engagements, don't try to learn everything at once.
We recommend this order:
1. Getting Started
Set up your account and organize your CRM.
2. Communication
Learn how to call, text, email, and manage conversations.
3. Automation
Start automating repetitive follow-up and lead nurturing.
Once you've mastered the basics, you can build more advanced workflows around your own real estate business.
