Integrations · after the call

Kallabot doesn’t stopwhen the call does.

Patch bay · after the call

3 of 5 cords

Run logcall_8e21c0a9…

+0.0scall.completedZara · inbound +971 4 ••• 2210 · 3m 42s · answered
+0.6sHubSpot Contact updatedworkingLayla Haddad · lifecycle stage Lead
+1.1sGoogle Calendar Event createdworkingViewing, Marina Gate 1 · Thu 16:00
+1.5sWhatsApp Confirmation sentworkingThu 16:00 · map pin · reply to move it
—Open socket
—Open socket

Press a socket to patch it to Zara. Five cords at most; the oldest comes out first.

The catalogue

Your CRM is almostcertainly on this list.

770+

Apps connected, plus MCP and any HTTP API

And if it isn’t, the section below is the honest answer — not a roadmap promise.

Search integrations

36 pre-wired · 770+ through workflows

Real estate CRMs

Contacts, summaries, dispositions, and appointments written back where your team already works.

Lead sources

The portals and forms your leads arrive from. A new inquiry can trigger an outbound call on its own.

General CRMs

For teams running a horizontal CRM alongside — or instead of — a real estate one.

Calendars & scheduling

Real availability, checked live, so a booked viewing is a viewing that happens.

Google Calendarcalendar.google.com
Outlook Calendaroutlook.com
Calendlycalendly.com
Cal.comcal.com

Comms & notifications

Where the hot lead alert, the overnight digest, and the transfer-missed ping land.

Docs, signing & finance

The paperwork end: agreements out, signatures back, invoices raised.

When it isn’t listed

Every platform has a logo wall.This is what happens past it.

Most of what a real estate team runs is a logo. The interesting part — your inventory, your pricing rules, the internal thing someone built in 2019 — never is.

Webhooks both ways200 · 184 ms · on call end

POST https://hooks.your-crm.example/kallabotX-Kallabot-Timestamp: 1760882531X-Kallabot-Signature: v1=9b1c4e…e04a {  "id": "evt_4c1f0d8e2a7b46b9",  "object": "event",  "api_version": "2026-08-31",  "type": "call.completed",  "created_at": "2026-10-19T14:02:11Z",  "data": {    "call_id": "call_8e21c0a94b7d5f13e6a2c9d0",    "lifecycle": "completed",    "outcome": "answered",    "revision": 7  }}

Outbound URLs are SSRF-validated. Inbound, a webhook can start a call, load a campaign, or update an agent.

What people build

Seven things worth wiringon your first afternoon.

These aren’t hypotheticals — they’re the patterns real estate teams put in first, in roughly the order they put them in.

Work order 01Speed to lead

Portal inquiry to booked viewing, in under a minute.

TriggerA lead lands from Zillow, Realtor.com, or your site form.
Kallabot dials the lead within 60 seconds, while they're still on the listing page
Qualifies budget, timeline, pre-approval status, and which property they're calling about
Offers the listing agent's real availability and books the viewing on the spot
Writes the contact, the summary, and the appointment into Follow Up Boss

ResultThe lead is qualified and booked before a competitor has opened the email.

Questions

Before youwire anything.

01What if my CRM isn't listed?

Then it's a custom tool rather than a click. Anything with an API can be reached — the logos are the ones we've pre-wired, not the limit. If you can show us the endpoint, the agent can call it.

02Do I need a developer to set this up?

Not for the common ones. Connecting a CRM, booking into a calendar, and posting to Slack are all click-through. A custom API tool against your own system is where you'd want someone technical for an hour.

03Can a workflow start a call, rather than just react to one?

Yes, and that's the speed-to-lead pattern. A new portal lead hits a workflow, the workflow starts an outbound call, and the whole thing runs without anyone touching it.

04Where does the data actually live?

Calls, transcripts, and recordings sit in your workspace and are yours to export. Integrations push copies into your tools; they don't move the record out of reach.

The ask · against your setup

Bring your stack.We’ll show youthe wiring.

Tell us the CRM, the portals you buy leads from, and where your team lives all day. We’ll show you the exact recipe on a call, against your setup rather than a demo account.

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