Saturday’s
sign-in sheet.

Hand Jtek AI the open house list. It reads the columns, creates the contacts, leaves the people already on file alone, and sends the first text before you have unpacked the car.

The paperclip, then the list.

Attach the sheet in the chat. It reads the columns, shows you what it found, and creates the contacts once you say go. Twenty-seven people, one message, no typing.

They land tagged, not in a pile.

Ask for the tag while you are at it. The list arrives sorted into buyers, sellers and the neighbours who came to see the kitchen, and the first text goes only to the ones you name.

The questions this one gets.

What if someone is already a contact?

They stay as they are. The import does not make a second record for them, and the count it hands back tells you how many were already on file.

Does everyone get texted?

Only the ones you name. Say who, and what the message should say, and it sends from your Jtek number. Leave that out and it just creates the contacts.

Can it read a photo of the sheet?

Yes. Attach a picture of the paper list and it reads the names off it. For a long list a CSV is still faster and cleaner.

Turn Saturday into Monday’s pipeline.