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AgentSync: Giving Real Estate Virtual Assistance a Good Name

by ABJ Staff
February 28, 2024
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Jess Whatman - AgentSync
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In an era where efficiency is key and time is of the essence, Jessica Whatman, the founder and CEO of AgentSync, seeks to give virtual assistance a good name. What sets AgentSync apart from the plethora of outsourcing agencies is not only its access to fully trained professionals in real estate practices and software or its rigorous vetting process but rather its commitment to revolutionising the perception of virtual assistants and elevating the client experience with VAs to new heights. 

Having been recognised as a finalist for the prestigious 2023 and 2024 REB ‘Innovator of the Year’ award, Jessica Whatman has consistently demonstrated her prowess as a thought leader in the industry. With the creation of Australia’s first VA freelance marketplace, she has not only broken new ground but has also opened doors for small business owners to access top-tier virtual assistant services tailored to their specific needs.

AgentSync’s approach to outsourcing moves beyond traditional boundaries, focusing specifically on the real estate industry and catering to a diverse clientele including real estate agents, agency owners, principals, property managers, and buyers agents. By harnessing the talent of skilled professionals from the Philippines, AgentSync enables Australian businesses to optimise their operations and scale their ventures with efficiency.

Another thing that distinguishes AgentSync is its impressive roster of clients, its innovative marketplace, and its unwavering commitment to excellence. Jessica leverages 20 years of experience in the real estate industry and combines it with her firsthand knowledge of the tasks undertaken by virtual assistants to enable her team to meticulously match the skills and expertise of VAs with the unique requirements of each client.

At the core of AgentSync‘s mission lies a genuine passion for both the client and the virtual assistant. By providing personalised support and guidance, Jessica and her team strive to eliminate the negative stigma surrounding virtual assistance and empower businesses to thrive in an increasingly competitive landscape.

With a focus on driving tangible results and enhancing revenue streams, AgentSync empowers clients to redirect their time and resources toward activities that truly matter, such as prospecting and business development. Through its innovative approach to outsourcing, AgentSync not only enhances productivity but also fosters long-term growth and success for its clients.

Nowadays, success is often measured by the ability to adapt and innovate. Jessica Whatman and AgentSync seek to make that attainable for clients by connecting them with capable, skilled, and responsible VAs who know what they’re doing in the real estate space. AgentSync strives to redefine the paradigm of virtual assistance, one satisfied client at a time.

To learn more about AgentSync, visit their website or connect with Jessica Whatman on Instagram or Facebook. 

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The ABJ Staff cover a variety of stories from Australia and beyond. The ABJ Staff enjoy highlighting the work of entrepreneurs, thought leaders, business owners, and creatives with branded content.

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