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We helped The Srama Group stop wasting hours on copy-paste admin work by building a WhatsApp assistant that automatically updates their CRM and property tracker, saving nearly a full day every week.


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The Srama Group

Buyer's Estate Agency, Queensland Australia — Automated 2025–2026

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Outcomes
  • Admin task time by 97% — what used to take 4–5 minutes now takes 10–20 seconds.
  • Team saves roughly one full day of work every single week.
  • Reduced the time from onboarding a new property to getting it sold from 62 days down to 44 days.
  • Eliminated the need for virtual assistants to do repetitive data entry, freeing them up for work that actually moves the business forward.
  • Team had instant confidence in their data — every entry sends back a direct link to confirm exactly what was saved.
Challenge

The Srama Group's team was spending a huge chunk of their day doing the same boring task over and over: copying messages from WhatsApp, then manually typing that information into their CRM and their property spreadsheet. It didn't sound like much — just a few minutes per task — but it happened dozens of times a day, every day. That added up fast, and it required hiring virtual assistants just to keep up.

Solution
  • Built a smart WhatsApp assistant that listens for messages from the team and automatically does the data entry for them — no human middleman needed.
  • When someone sends a message (or even a voice note), the assistant reads or transcribes it, figures out what it's about, and updates the right place — either Zoho CRM for leads or Google Sheets for properties.
  • If it's a new lead, it creates the record. If it's an existing one, it updates the notes. The team just sends a message and it's done.
  • After every update, the assistant sends back a confirmation link so the team can instantly verify the entry is correct. No guesswork.
  • The whole thing runs through tools the team already used (WhatsApp, Zoho CRM, Google Sheets), so there was no learning curve.