A support bot that knows your buildings
Flip any conversation flow into help-desk mode and your AI stops selling and starts supporting. Instead of guessing, it answers questions grounded in the knowledge you give it: your policies, your buildings, your FAQs. Renters and visitors get accurate, on-brand answers, and you get a concierge that never makes things up.
Same AI, completely different job
Most QuickCasa flows are built to lease property. Your agent knows your inventory and works leads toward a goal. A Data Room flow flips that. The agent has no inventory and won't push property. It answers only from the knowledge sources you load in, so the same conversation engine you already trust becomes a help desk that helps instead of sells.
Book a demoOne switch turns selling into supporting
Every flow has a Flow Type you choose right on its General Settings tab. Leave it on Property and nothing changes. Your agent knows your inventory and nudges leads toward your goals. Switch it to Data Room and the agent loses its inventory entirely, so it physically can't offer or sell a unit. It only answers questions.
You decide how far it goes. A help-desk flow can carry a single goal like booking a maintenance visit or opening a support ticket, or it can run with zero goals and answer, never steering the conversation toward an outcome. Either way, everything you already rely on comes along: your persona, your channels, your follow-ups, and your analytics all stay reusable.
Three ways to teach it what you know
The Data Room tab is where you build the knowledge your agent answers from. Each entry is a source, and you can switch any source off to hold it back without deleting it. There are three ways to get knowledge in.
Type it in by hand: drop a label and the content for a policy, an FAQ answer, or a quick explanation straight into the editor and it's live immediately. Upload your documents: drag and drop PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, and more onto the upload area and QuickCasa pulls the readable text out of each one automatically, no copy-pasting. Or push it in through the API, sending knowledge programmatically so your data room stays in sync with another system.
Every uploaded file becomes a source with a clear status, so you can see at a glance what took and what didn't. Nothing is ever silently dropped.
It answers from your documents, not guesses
When a renter or visitor sends a message, your agent pulls the most relevant sources for that exact question and answers grounded in them. That's the whole point. The responses come from your buildings, your policies, and your FAQs, not from a model improvising.
And when the answer genuinely isn't in your data room, the agent tells the person honestly and offers to connect them with a real human instead. It won't invent a policy, a price, or a detail it was never given. You get a support concierge that's accurate by design and knows the difference between answering and guessing.
Push knowledge straight from your own systems
Each Data Room flow has its own ingestion token, shown right on the Data Room tab with a ready-to-paste example. Send a quick request with the knowledge text and an optional title, and it lands as a source your agent can answer from.
Give each source your own stable key and repeat syncs stay clean. Sending the same key again updates that source in place instead of piling up duplicates. It's the tidy way to keep your data room mirrored to whatever system already holds your source of truth, and you can regenerate the token anytime to retire the old one.
Common questions
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