Alto has launched Alto Intelligence to help estate agents automate prospecting, lead handling, listing creation, analytics, and compliance.
The suite includes Alto IQ, AutoCert, Alto Prospecting, Alto Lead Flow, and Alto Smart Listings, all built into the existing platform.
Riccardo Iannucci-Dawson, CEO of Alto, said: “The industry has spent years talking about what AI might do for estate agency.
“We’ve spent that time building it. What we’re putting in front of the market today isn’t a roadmap, a concept, or even a waiting list.
“It’s five capabilities that change how agencies operate.”
Alto IQ, the UK property market’s first autonomous AI data analyst, is available free to all Alto customers.
It mines agency data to surface insights, patterns, and recommended actions that could take hours to find manually.
It can identify listings at risk of falling through and flag applicants showing buying signals that teams have not yet acted on.
AutoCert manages compliance certificates end to end, handling Gas Safety certificates, EICRs, and other obligations automatically.
Alto Prospecting helps agencies find sellers and landlords earlier than competitors, helping them win instructions and build a stronger pipeline.
Alto Lead Flow handles inbound enquiries immediately, 24/7.
Alto Smart Listings transforms property details and images into market-ready listings in minutes, reducing listing creation time from hours to minutes.
Alto Prospecting, Alto Lead Flow, and Alto Smart Listings are available now, while Alto IQ and AutoCert will roll out soon.
Iannucci-Dawson said: “A third of UK estate agency runs on Alto. That means we hold two decades of real transaction data, real workflows, real outcomes.
“You can build a clever interface in a quarter. You cannot manufacture two decades of estate agency workflow data.
“It’s what makes every capability we ship meaningfully better than generic AI and it’s the reason agencies are already seeing so much value.”
Iannucci-Dawson added: “Every action in Alto Intelligence is logged, attributable, and reviewable.
“We’ve engineered specific use cases with guardrails around what AI can and can’t do, because when AI gets it wrong in a regulated industry, the agency wears it, not the vendor.
“We’ve taken the harder route because it’s the right one. Agencies are under real pressure to do more with less.”
He said: “The ones growing fastest are rethinking where their team’s time actually goes.
“Alto Intelligence is the most direct answer to that we’ve ever put in front of the market — and the results we’re already seeing tell us we’re building the right thing.”
