Say who you work with
Self-employed, contractors, buy-to-let landlords, first-time buyers, adverse credit — whether that is a case you take, straight from your own pages, at any hour.
Borrowers open with three questions your site already answers: do you work with someone like me, what do you charge, and what happens after the first call. Adoomi answers those from your own pages, 24/7, in the borrower's language. The fourth question — what rate, what deposit, how much could I borrow — is regulated advice, so it says plainly that it won't answer, keeps what the borrower has already typed, and offers a call with a broker. It never names a lender, a product or a figure.
Fig. 01.A · Mortgage brokers
Fig. 02.A · pain quotesA mortgage enquiry rarely stops at 'do you cover buy-to-let'. It carries the rest with it: the missed payment a few years back, the deposit coming from a parent, the number a comparison site put on the screen last night. Nobody junior can safely answer the second half, so the whole message waits for a broker who is with clients all afternoon — and by then the borrower has filled in another firm's form.
Self-employed, contractors, buy-to-let landlords, first-time buyers, adverse credit — whether that is a case you take, straight from your own pages, at any hour.
Purchase or remortgage, where they are in it, how the income is earned, what they've been told already — the fields you set, captured before a broker dials.
Rate, deposit, loan-to-value and 'would a lender have me' get a plain no in the chat and a call with the broker you name. Never a figure, never a lender.
Who you work with, what your fee covers, the documents you ask for and how the process runs to submission: all of it answerable from pages you already publish. Anything about rates, deposits or what a lender would do is captured for a broker instead.
What makes a call-back useful is known before anyone dials: purchase, remortgage or buy-to-let; offer accepted or still looking; PAYE, self-employed or day-rate contract; a fixed rate ending, or a lender who has already said no. Adoomi asks for the fields you set — and nothing you didn't ask for — so the broker rings back knowing the shape of the case instead of spending the start of the call finding it out.
With Adoomi
Fig. 06.A · after-hoursHouse-hunting happens after work and at weekends, and the enquiry sent then is usually going to two other brokerages as well. Adoomi answers what your pages publish at that hour and in the borrower's own language — who you work with, what your fee covers, what documents you ask for — and holds the rest. A rate question is declined at midnight just as it would be at midday, and the brief is captured either way. What is waiting next morning is cases, each already pointed at a broker.
Whether you take contractors paid on day rates, whether adverse credit is a conversation or a no, what the broker fee covers and when it becomes payable, which documents you want before submitting: all asked constantly, all already published. Adoomi answers them from your pages so the brokers spend the day on cases, and the enquiries that genuinely need advice reach them already written down.
Fig. 08.A · controlsThe assistant answers from your published pages: who you work with, what the fee covers, how the process runs, what to have ready. What someone can borrow, whether a deposit is enough, what rate they'd get, how a lender would decide: none of that is answered here. Each goes to the broker you name, by email alert or WhatsApp, in the borrower's words. Adoomi makes no brokerage compliant with anything. Borrower details are EU-hosted, exportable and deletable under GDPR; nothing typed is logged.
Who you work with, what the fee covers and how the process runs come from your own site. General knowledge about lenders and products is not available to it.
'What could I borrow', 'is my deposit enough', 'what rate would I get' are declined in the chat every time, and captured for a broker instead.
It will not name a lender, call a product suitable or guess how an underwriter would decide. Nothing here shifts a regulated judgement off a broker's desk.
You approve every answer before go-live and can edit or block any of them afterwards. It does not pick up new answers on its own.
Affordability, rates, deposits and loan-to-value sit outside what the assistant may answer. It says so in the chat, keeps what the borrower has described, and offers a call with the broker you name — no figure, no lender named, and no guess at what an underwriter would decide.
Applicant types come from your own who-we-help page, so a contractor reading it late at night gets your published position rather than a maybe. The particulars of that person's case are captured as a brief for a broker, never assessed in the chat window.
Fee wording comes off your fee page — fixed, percentage, payable on offer, whatever you publish — and the assistant repeats it and stops. It never estimates a fee for an individual case; a borrower who wants a number for theirs is captured for whoever prices work.
Routing is set before go-live. An email alert reaches whoever you name, and a borrower who would rather keep typing carries on with your team on WhatsApp, with the original question and the captured details travelling across. The assistant escalates; a person still replies.
Conversation data is EU-hosted with GDPR export and deletion built in, so a borrower's data request is actionable, and nothing typed is written to logs. Documents — payslips, accounts, bank statements — cannot be pushed into the window; they reach your brokers only after a WhatsApp handoff.
Four plans cover it: Free at £0 a month carries 50 message credits, then £8 buys 200, £20 buys 500 and £75 buys 4,000. The work is ~10 min: point it at your site, read the answers it drafts, add one line to your website. Nothing goes live until a broker has approved it.
Any chat tool can answer 'do you cover buy-to-let'. What matters to a brokerage is the message where a borrower sets out their income, their credit history and the figure a comparison site gave them. Here that becomes a captured brief and a named broker's phone call — never a view the assistant formed on its own, and never a number invented to sound helpful. And the sentences it is allowed to say were read by a broker here before any borrower read them.
Evening and weekend questions become briefs waiting in your dashboard while the brokerage is shut.
Rate, deposit and affordability questions are declined and routed to a broker, at any hour, without exception.
Who you work with, the broker fee and the process come off pages you approved; nothing else is drawn on.
Point Adoomi at your who-we-help page, your fee page and your process notes, then ask it what you could borrow self-employed with a small deposit. It should refuse in plain words, say a broker takes that one, and offer the call while keeping what you typed. Anything else, and you change it before a borrower ever sees it. The Free plan is £0 with 50 message credits — enough to test it on a month of real enquiries.
Fig. 12.A · Mortgage brokers