Draft a listing name and description with AI

The description is the part of a listing that buyers and tenants actually read on the portals. Fill in the listing’s facts, press one button, and Raptor Neo turns them into a first draft in the writing style your agency has chosen. You check and change it before the listing is published.

Walkthrough video to followRoughly seventy seconds on screen, filling in a listing's rooms and amenities, pressing AI Generate and editing the draft that comes back.

Before you start

• Finish Step 1: Basic Info. Raptor Neo writes only from what’s already on the record, and it needs the property, its location, the price and the size.
• Super Admins may want to look over the agency’s style in Settings → Basic Settings → AI Writing Style first, as described below.

Generate a draft

1. Go to Listings and click Create Listing. For a listing you already have, pick Edit in its ⋯ menu.
2. Move on to Step 2: Listing Details.
3. Fill in the room counts, the Furnishing Type and the View, and pick the Features & Amenities. The more it has to work with, the better the draft.
4. In Listing Name & Description, click AI Generate. There’s no prompt to write.

Screenshot to followThe second step of the listing form, where the AI Generate button sits beside the field for the name and description.

5. Read the draft in the box and make it yours. Correct anything that’s off, add the things you’ve noticed in person, and cut whatever you’d rather leave out.

Screenshot to followA finished draft in the description box for a family house, ready to be read through and edited.

6. Click Save & Next and complete the listing.

If no draft has come back after 20 seconds, Raptor Neo shows an error. Click AI Generate again to retry.

The listing name

When Listing Name is empty, AI Generate suggests a name as well. A name you’ve typed yourself is never replaced. If you’d rather write it, start with the layout and the strongest selling point, then the building, as in “Two-bed, marina view, high floor”. The name can run to 70 characters, and every portal you switch on receives the same one. See publishing to the portals.

What goes into the draft

Raptor Neo builds the draft only from the listing:

• the property’s name, type and location
• the price, and whether it’s for sale or rent
• the built-up area and the room counts
• the view, the furnishing and the Features & Amenities

Some things never reach a description: the commission and deposit, the permit number, the assigned agent, anything about the landlord, and internal tags.

It sticks to the facts on the record. It won’t invent details, promise a return on investment or use discriminatory wording, and any field you’ve left empty is simply skipped. The draft is plain text with simple bullet points, with no headings and no emoji, so it can go straight to Property Finder, Bayut or Dubizzle. For now, drafts are written in English only.

Set the agency’s writing style

The style is one setting for everyone in the agency, and it’s chosen by a Super Admin.

1. In Settings, go to Basic Settings. The AI Writing Style card is there.
2. Choose a Style. Professional is the default and suits most agencies and the portals. Friendly works for rentals, first-time buyers and social media. Formal fits luxury homes, developers and investors.
3. To steer it further, edit the instructions in Tone. Reset to Default puts the preset wording back.
4. Save your changes.

Screenshot to followWhere Basic Settings holds the agency's writing style, showing the choice of style and the Tone box.