PropertyScout Engineering remains TBC until a named owner is confirmed and reachable.
PropertyScout rental pilot · Bangkok
Prove the lift.Know why.
PropertyScout runs paid acquisition into the Superagent website. The controlled pilot measures whether Superagent then qualifies renters and books appointments better—and by exactly how much.
PropertyScout is compared only on stages it already measures. Matched remains visible as a Superagent internal diagnostic.
One path to launch
Five steps. No skipped gates.
Work left to right. Each step produces the evidence required by the next one.
Step 1 · Approve the basics
Agree the rules before building the pilot.
Confirm the scope, owners, operating boundaries and decision rights. A checked item means its owner can point to the accepted decision.
What is the real shared baseline?
PropertyScout supplies inquiry, qualification and booked appointment evidence for a comparable cohort.
Who owns availability and response time?
Listing inventory is not operationally ready without a reachable partner contact.
What uplift justifies the next phase?
Agree the evidence threshold before observing the results, not after.
Step 2 · Lock in the metrics
Compare shared outcomes. Diagnose the Superagent path.
PropertyScout supplies qualification and booked-appointment benchmarks. Superagent keeps matched in its own path to explain how the lift is created.
PropertyScout today
No matched stage is requested. Replace these two placeholders with the signed pre-pilot baseline.
Superagent target
Matched is intentionally retained here to reveal where Superagent’s qualification-to-booking performance is created.
Step 2 · Measurement contract
Compare what is shared. Keep the diagnostic that matters.
The experiment decides whether Superagent improves the partner’s qualification and booking outcomes. Its internal match stage explains the mechanism; it is not a PropertyScout requirement.
- Raw counts and conversion rates
- Median time-to-stage
- Cost where available
- Comparable channel, cohort and period
- Match and shortlist rate
- Time to first viable match
- Match-to-booking conversion
- Used to diagnose, not benchmark PropertyScout
Step 3 · Onboarding
Bring the inventory in on our contract.
external_ref → partner_refPromote the agreed Bangkok segment.
PropertyScout Business and Marketing applies these rules before Engineering assembles the JSON feed. Exceptions need joint approval before onboarding.
Both boundary stations are included.
Saphan Taksin is the inclusive last station before the river crossing.
The direct corridor and both boundary stations are included.
Select the pilot inventory
Apply the agreed bedroom, price and transit-corridor rules before the feed is assembled.
Share the sample
One clean JSON template, field rules and a stable external reference convention.
Return a representative feed
Enough real listings to expose missing fields, media problems and mapping questions.
Import the pilot inventory
Use the existing import path, check visible results and retain PropertyScout IDs.
Open the operating route
Confirm availability contacts plus the mailbox, parser and CRM destination for handoffs.
Step 3 · Operating boundary
Email is the boundary.
Superagent’s responsibility ends after sending the agreed case in a simple structured email. PropertyScout owns everything downstream in its systems.
Share the simple format and send it at the agreed ready state.
Own the receiving mailbox, parser and any downstream handling.
Upload the parsed case and manage CRM-side operations.
Step 4 · Readiness checklist
Paid media stays locked.
Check a gate only when the named owner can point to the evidence. Every change is saved with its editor and timestamp.
Step 4 · Owners behind the gates
Four teams. One dependency chain.
Engineering makes the flow possible. Business and operations make the comparison valid.
Engineering
- Send the clean Superagent JSON sample and partner field requirements.
- Run the representative, pilot and final imports through the existing workflow.
- Confirm listing visibility, media and stable PropertyScout references.
- Create and share the simple structured handoff email, then record sends.
- Verify attribution and shared funnel events before paid traffic begins.
Business & operations
- Agree pilot inventory scope, commercial terms and operating contacts.
- Define shared qualification and appointment stages; keep match internal.
- Own the Superagent website, qualification funnel and reporting—not paid-media operation.
- Own the four-week runbook, daily exceptions and launch decision.
- Report absolute lift, relative uplift and time-to-stage change.
Engineering
- Build the feed to Superagent’s sample—no custom format or direct API integration.
- Provide a representative snapshot, resolve feedback, then deliver the final snapshot.
- Keep external listing references stable and media URLs reachable.
- Configure the email parser and upload the resulting record into PropertyScout’s CRM.
Business & marketing
- Run THB 500,000 of paid lead generation toward the Superagent website from a PropertyScout-controlled ad account.
- Own campaign setup, creative, audiences, pacing, spend monitoring and emergency pauses.
- Share the current qualification and appointment baseline before launch.
- Confirm the comparable paid-media cohort, channels, locations and segments.
- Nominate availability, receiving-mailbox and CRM owners.
- Release each media tranche only after the agreed launch and quality gates clear.
Step 5 · Launch
Record GO. Release carefully. Watch the shared funnel.
Launch is an explicit decision, not the automatic result of finishing an import. After joint GO, PropertyScout Marketing starts the first approved traffic tranche; both teams scale only while the evidence stays healthy.
Complete Step 1 and every Step 4 evidence gate before paid traffic begins.
Record GO
Accept the shared baseline, inventory result and launch evidence.
Release paid traffic
Activate the first approved tranche from PropertyScout’s ad account toward the Superagent website.
Run the daily scorecard
Review spend, shared funnel results, inventory and availability.
Pause on a failed guardrail
Stop affected traffic first; investigate and record the decision second.
Post-launch · Weekly evidence
See the result before Week 4.
Enter PropertyScout’s comparable pre-pilot counts once. Add Superagent’s inquiry, qualified and booked-appointment counts each week. The monitor recalculates cumulative lift immediately.
Anyone can view the guide and dashboard. Authorized pilot editors sign in here to change shared values—no OpenAI account is required.
Superagent vs PropertyScout
Shared stages only. “Matched” stays in Superagent’s diagnostic funnel and is not required from PropertyScout.
Qualification lift—
Appointment lift—
Expected appointments—
Week-by-week comparison
| Week ending | Inquiries | Qualified | Appointments | PS expected | Cumulative Δ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No weekly actuals yet.Save the benchmark, then add Week 1 to start the early readout. | |||||
What changed, when and by whom
The first saved benchmark, readiness decision or scenario will start the audit trail.