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Immobiliare.it builds an agentic network with ElevenAgents
The real estate platform expanded its use of ElevenLabs conversational AI to power multiple interconnected agents and subagents.
Summary
Immobiliare.it started with a single conversational agent for property listings. More than 70 percent of sellers opted in, and the team expanded the system into an agentic network of specialized subagents handling inbound calls, listing quality, customer support, and conversational search.
What changed
- Immobiliare.it deployed an initial inbound and lead-qualification AI agent using ElevenAgents.
- More than 70 percent of sellers opted in to use the early agent.
- The company expanded the system into an agentic network with an inbound agent for private sellers.
- The network added an outbound agent for listing quality, customer support, and conversational search.
Availability
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Founder takeaway
If you build voice AI workflows, test specialized subagents coordinated behind the scenes to handle different parts of a marketplace.
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