Connect EdgeProp

1. Connect your WhatsApp number first — it is where EdgeProp buyers message you.
2. Open Extensions → Connectors and press Connect on the EdgeProp card.
3. Press Connect EdgeProp.

That is the whole setup. Nothing changes at EdgeProp, and there is nothing to switch on there.

If your number is not connected yet, the button reads Connect WhatsApp instead and takes you to the WhatsApp card first.

A buyer on one of your EdgeProp listings fills in their name, email and mobile, and EdgeProp then opens WhatsApp to your own number with the message already written:

Hi, I saw your listing for AMBERWOOD AT HOLLAND … on EdgeProp.sg. Could you send me more information on it? Thank you.

They send it themselves, so it lands on your line like any other WhatsApp. PropKaki spots those and files the person under Prospecting in the left rail, with the listing they asked about.

With no WhatsApp number connected there is nothing to watch, which is why the card asks for that first.

EdgeProp writes the shortest message of the three portals. It carries the project name and the listing link — no asking price, no unit size, no sale-or-rent, and it does not greet you by name.

It also ends in a fixed sentence, with nowhere for the buyer to add a line of their own. So where a PropertyGuru enquiry often arrives with the buyer's own question attached, an EdgeProp one usually will not. That is EdgeProp's message, not something PropKaki dropped.

The name, email and mobile the buyer typed into EdgeProp's form stay at EdgeProp. What reaches you is the WhatsApp they sent.

The EdgeProp link carries the listing's own reference, so PropKaki looks that listing up among yours and fills in what the message left out — sale or rent, the asking price, and the unit.

Two rules it keeps:

• What the buyer wrote always wins. PropKaki only fills a blank; it never overwrites a figure that was in the message.
• A miss costs you nothing. If the listing is not found, the enquiry is filed exactly as it arrived. The person is never held up for the extra details.

This is why an EdgeProp lead usually reads about as complete as a PropertyGuru one by the time you see it.

Once it is on, the card has two states, and neither needs anything from you.

Confirming — nothing has come in yet. The card reads Nothing yet — your first EdgeProp enquiry will land here on its own, so you never miss a follow-up.

Connected — a lead has arrived. The badge turns green, and the line under it says Last lead and the date.

There is no test to send here, because the trigger is a real buyer messaging your number. Every other connector can be tested the moment you set it up; this one waits on Confirming until someone actually enquires. Confirming on a quiet week is the card working, not a fault to chase.

EdgeProp carries on exactly as it does now. Its emails still arrive, its app still notifies you, and the buyer's WhatsApp message still lands on your phone the way it always did.

PropKaki does not sit in the middle of any of that. It reads the message arriving on your own connected line and files the person alongside it.

To stop, open the card and press Disconnect EdgeProp — PropKaki asks once before it acts. The card goes back to Connect, and that is all that changes: EdgeProp enquiries still reach your Inbox as WhatsApp messages and are still filed, the card just stops tracking them. People already in your list stay where they are, and nothing changes at EdgeProp.