AI Systems Instructor • Real Estate Technologist
Quick Answer: Levity AI is a no-code AI automation tool that handles document processing, email classification, and data extraction for real estate professionals. Train custom AI models by providing examples—no coding required. Best for agents processing high volumes of emails and documents. Rated 7.0/10. Free tier available, Growth plan $149/mo.
Automatically sort incoming emails into categories you define: hot leads, cold leads, transaction updates, vendor communications, spam. Train the AI with examples, and it classifies new emails in real-time, routing them to the right folder or triggering the right follow-up.
Extract key information from contracts, inspection reports, appraisals, and other real estate documents. Pull out dates, amounts, property details, and flagged items automatically. Turn unstructured PDF documents into structured, actionable data.
Train your own classification models by providing examples—no coding required. Show the AI what a 'hot lead' email looks like vs. a 'cold inquiry,' and it learns your specific criteria. Models improve as you correct and provide more examples over time.
Connects to Gmail, Outlook, Google Drive, Dropbox, Zapier, Make, and other platforms. Levity processes the content, then triggers actions in your existing tools—route classified emails to Follow Up Boss, send extracted data to Google Sheets, alert agents via Slack.
Classify images and documents by type: listing photos, inspection images, contract pages, marketing materials. Automatically organize incoming files into the right folders and tag them for easy retrieval.
Process large volumes of documents or emails at once. Upload a stack of inspection reports and extract key findings from all of them simultaneously. Useful for teams processing high transaction volumes or cleaning up historical data.
AI Acceleration teaches Levity as the 'preprocessing layer' in your automation stack. Levity handles the classification and extraction that other tools can't—sorting, categorizing, and extracting data from unstructured content—then feeds clean, structured information into your CRM and workflow tools.
List every task where you manually sort, categorize, or extract data: email triage, document review, lead categorization, file organization. Use the 5 Essentials to define each: what's the Task (classify/extract), what Materials does it process, and what are the output categories?
Start with your highest-volume task (typically email classification). Provide 20-30 examples per category. For lead emails: 20 examples of 'hot lead' emails, 20 of 'general inquiry,' 20 of 'transaction update.' Levity learns your specific classification criteria.
Wire Levity's output to your existing tools via Zapier or Make. Hot lead emails → Follow Up Boss contact creation. Contract data extraction → Google Sheets summary. Classified documents → appropriate Google Drive folders. The AI classification triggers the right action.
Review Levity's classifications weekly using the OODA Loop. Observe: check the accuracy of recent classifications. Orient: identify misclassified items and patterns. Decide: provide correction examples to improve the model. Act: retrain with new examples and monitor improvement.
Prompt
[Levity AI — Email Classification + Inspection Report Extraction] Scenario 1: Email Classification Agent Amanda receives 60 emails per day. She's trained Levity with these categories: - Hot Lead (wants to buy/sell soon) - Warm Lead (interested, not urgent) - Transaction Update (from title, lender, inspector) - Marketing/Vendor (solicitations) - Personal/Other Scenario 2: Inspection Report Extraction Amanda receives a 47-page home inspection PDF for a transaction.
Output
**Scenario 1 — Email Classification (happens automatically, real-time):** Incoming email at 9:14am: From: mike.johnson@gmail.com Subject: Saw your listing on Elm Street Body: "Hi, my wife and I are relocating to Nashville from Chicago. We're pre-approved up to $600K and need to find something by April for the school year. Is the Elm Street property still available? We can fly in for showings next weekend." **Levity Classification: HOT LEAD (98% confidence)** Auto-triggered actions: → Follow Up Boss: Create new contact (Mike Johnson, pre-approved, $600K, April timeline, relocating from Chicago) → Slack: #hot-leads alert to Amanda → Gmail: Move to 'Priority - Respond Now' folder → Auto-response: Send 'confirming receipt, will respond within the hour' template --- Incoming email at 9:22am: From: marketing@realestatecoach.com Subject: 5 secrets to double your closings! **Levity Classification: MARKETING/VENDOR (99% confidence)** Auto-triggered actions: → Gmail: Move to 'Marketing - Review Later' folder → No agent notification --- **Scenario 2 — Inspection Report Data Extraction:** Levity processes the 47-page PDF and extracts: **Property:** 3847 Oakwood Dr, Nashville, TN 37215 **Inspector:** Bob Wilson, Wilson Home Inspections **Date:** February 3, 2026 **Critical Items (flagged):** - Roof: "Evidence of aging, estimated 3-5 years remaining useful life" - HVAC: "AC unit manufactured 2008, approaching end of typical lifespan" - Foundation: "Minor settling crack observed on south wall, monitoring recommended" **Major Items:** - Electrical: "Panel is Federal Pacific brand — recommend evaluation by licensed electrician" - Plumbing: "Galvanized supply lines in crawl space — functional but aging" **Minor Items:** 14 items (cosmetic, maintenance) **Auto-triggered actions:** → Google Sheets: Add summary row with property, date, and critical item count → Agent notification: "Inspection report processed — 3 critical items, 1 major item flagged" → Google Drive: File in transaction folder 'Oakwood Dr / Inspections'
Levity handled two tasks that typically consume significant agent time. The email classification saved Amanda from manually sorting 60 emails—the hot lead got flagged and routed to her CRM in seconds instead of sitting in an inbox for hours. The inspection report extraction turned a 47-page PDF into an actionable summary in minutes instead of the 30+ minutes of reading and note-taking it usually requires. These aren't glamorous AI applications, but they represent the kind of administrative time savings that compound: 30 minutes per day on email triage + 30 minutes per inspection report = hours per week. This is the 80/20 Rule: AI handles the processing (the 80%) so the agent focuses on the decisions and relationships (the 20%).
Other tools real estate agents use for similar tasks.
Broader automation with AI actions—better for connecting apps, less specialized for document processing
Visual automation builder with AI modules—more flexible workflows but less focused on classification
Can analyze individual documents via file upload—manual process, but free tier available
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