qpIQ
00The premise

By the end of your open you know exactly who to ring first.

qpIQ ranks everyone who walked through on Saturday — with the reason attached — from a one-minute survey you send them yourself. The vendor report writes itself from the same answers.

  • No CRM change
  • Sent from your phone
  • Australian data residency
7am
Monday — answering closes and your ranked call list is waiting
100%
Of attendees ranked, the ones who answered and the ones who didn't
90s
What the buyer survey is built to take
90 days
After a campaign closes, buyer contact details are deleted
01The call list

Everyone through the door, ranked — with the reason attached.

Responders scored into Hot, Warm and Cool; non-responders sit in their own band so the list still covers your whole Monday — not just who happened to answer. Ring, record the outcome, and the row collapses out of your way.

  1. 01Transparent score: intent, timeline, finance, follow-up
  2. 02“Keep me in the loop” weighted as revealed interest
  3. 03Non-responders banded, never hidden
Hot2Score 60+ · 1 to call
  • The Alvi family0431 552 907To call
    71Score
    Likely to offer0–3 monthsFinance in progress
    CallOutcome
  • M. NguyenLikely to offer · 0–3 months · Pre-approved · Keep me posted
    82
    Spoke · 8:12am · 1 note
Warm2Score 30–59 · 2 to call
  • D. Okafor0405 771 260To call
    48Score
    Weighing it up3–6 monthsThis + similar
    CallOutcome
  • S. Patel0498 330 641To call
    36Score
    At the right priceFinance not started
    CallOutcome
Cool3Score under 30 · 3 to call
No response5Name and number only · 5 to call

Specimen · Monday call sheet

02The difference

Every CRM already has a feedback box. The agent fills it in from memory.

qpIQ asks the buyer instead. The list you work from on Monday — and the report your vendor reads — are built from what people actually said on Saturday, which is the one thing VaultRE, Rex and the rest don’t do.

03The sequence

Three moves, from open home to Monday.

01 · Saturday 2 pm

Drop in your attendees

Type or paste names and mobiles after the open, or let buyers sign themselves in from a QR sign at the door. No CRM change, no check-in app, no import wizard.

02 · Sat–Sun

Buyers get a minute

A copy-ready text goes from your phone, under your name. Property address and your photo on top, no login — the reasons it actually gets finished.

03 · Monday 7 am

Your call list, ranked

Open it and start ringing — highest intent first, the reason on every row. The vendor report is drafted from the same answers, waiting for your next steps.

04The survey

Ninety seconds, on their phone, in your name.

A short, neutral survey carrying the property address and your name, so it reads as legitimate the moment it lands — not a marketing text to swipe away.

  1. 01No login, no app — the link opens straight into the question
  2. 02The buyer’s identity never reaches the vendor
  3. 03“Reply STOP to opt out” on every message
14 Marlowe StFeedback for Jess Carter

Where are you at with this property?

Seriously interested — likely to make an offerInterested, weighing it upOnly at the right priceNot the one for meJust looking — researching the area
Under a minuteNext

Specimen · buyer survey, question 1 of 7

05The artefact

A document your vendor believes — because the buyers wrote it.

Same shape as the report you already send. The difference is what’s inside it — every stat, theme and quote came from a buyer’s own answer, not an agent’s memory of how the open felt.

  1. 01Price appears as buyer sentiment, never as a valuation
  2. 02Every quote carries an include / exclude toggle
  3. 03Your next-steps box — nothing sends unedited
  4. 04Prints straight from the page, letterhead and rules intact
qpIQVendor report

14 Marlowe Street

Northcote · Guide $1,250,000 – $1,350,000

27
Groups through
Prepared by
Jess CarterNorthcote

Open stats

Groups through
27
Invited
24
Finished surveys
14
Part-finished
4

Based on 14 completed surveys.

How keen they are

  • Serious — likely to offer4
  • Interested, weighing it up7
  • Only at the right price5
  • Not the one for me2

What buyers liked

  • Natural light 9
  • Location 8
  • Kitchen 6
  • Outdoor space 5

Hesitations

  • Price 7
  • Needs work 4
  • Street noise 3

What buyers think of the price

  • 18%
    Higher
  • 53%
    About right
    Most buyers
  • 29%
    Lower

Buyer price predictions ranged $1,250,000$1,400,000 (from 9 buyers who offered one) — what buyers think, not a valuation.

What buyers said

  • Loved the light and the layout — the kitchen sold it for us. We’d move if the price lands right.
  • Great home, but the work it needs pushes it past our budget at this guide.

Next steps

Four offer-ready groups. My recommendation is to hold the guide and run the auction campaign as planned. I’ll have the full call list actioned Monday morning.

Specimen · vendor report, as sent

06The promise

“qpIQ scores your buyers, not you. It exists to win you a sharper vendor report and get two of your days back — that’s the whole job.”

Our promise to agents
Buyers stay anonymousThe vendor only ever sees an aggregated summary — never a name, never an un-curated quote.
Australian data residencyStored in australia-southeast1, with zero third-party trackers on any survey or report page.
Opt-out honoured campaign-wide“No thanks” suppresses further contact for that campaign, and buyer contact details are deleted 90 days after it closes.
07For pilot agents

Sign in with a magic link — no password to forget.

Enter your work email and we send a secure, single-use link that expires in 15 minutes. It drops you straight onto your Monday call list — no app to install, and it works on the same phone the survey went out from.

08Talk to us

Run it on your next listing.

We’re piloting qpIQ with a small number of Australian agents — one agent, one listing, one full campaign. If Saturday’s opens matter to your Mondays, let’s talk.

  • Pilot places limited
  • Usually set up within a business day

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