Start with the lead you have.
Copy the property address, open WPPI and paste. WPPI looks for the matching official county record.
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LESS RESEARCH. MORE CONVERSATIONS.
See property facts
arrive in seconds.
County research can take minutes of navigating, checking and copying. Watch two real WPPI lookups return available property facts in seconds, then see the automatically copied summary pasted into a demonstration notes field. Keep the CRM you already use.
Watch the narrated WPPI walkthrough
Narration, English captions and two actual app examples. Watch on YouTube ↗
Example properties. These are two public-building demonstrations. For a home address, WPPI displays the property type or land-use description available in the county record. Labels, details, coverage and lookup time vary by county, property match and connection. Recorded lookup clips run at 1×, with labeled review pauses. The wolf scene is illustrative AI artwork; narration is synthetic.
Review the available record.
Check available owner, property type or land use, year built and value. Keep the county’s label and value basis with the amount.
Paste the copied summary.
The result copies automatically. Switch to an editable notes field, paste the text, review it and save in your CRM.
FOLLOW THE WORKFLOW
Watch the part you need.
Choose a step to jump to that point in the walkthrough.
- 0:00 Why property context matters
Your CRM has the lead. But what do you know about the property?
- 0:06 What WPPI does
Meet Wolf People Property Intelligence: a research companion for Florida sales teams.
- 0:12 Paste an address
Paste an address. The app looks for a matching record from the county property appraiser.
- 0:21 Review the record
Review property type, year built, owner, and the county's stated value, when available.
- 0:27 Paste the summary
The summary copies automatically. Paste into an editable CRM notes field.
- 0:32 Try the next address
Roofing, solar, windows, or remodeling: keep your CRM, and bring the available property context into your lead workflow.
- 0:42 Keep context with the lead
A demonstration notes page is shown. You choose where to paste.
- 0:47 Read the county labels
Two public-building examples. Details and coverage vary by county.
- 0:52 Start your free trial
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Use the CRM your team knows.
Use an editable text notes field in LeadPerfection, MarketSharp, improveit 360, JobNimbus or another CRM that accepts pasted text. Your field permissions and formatting determine where the summary can go.
WPPI is an independent CRM companion. This is a manual copy-and-paste workflow; no direct CRM integration or affiliation is claimed.
Explore the CRM notes workflow →Keep the county’s meaning.
The examples retain the official 8900 MUNICIPAL and 9040 LEASED/TPA land-use labels. They describe the matched county parcels, not a residential prospect or the whole Convention Center site. County land use can differ from a building description.
Understand property appraiser records → · Find your Florida county → · See the quick address-to-notes demo →
Video and audio credits
The walkthrough uses prior approved Windows app recordings of two Tampa public-building examples with editorial labels and review pauses. No property record values or labels were rewritten.
Campfire sound ambience by Glaneur de sons, CC BY 3.0, with CC0 nature recordings by sengjinn, nsmusic, JW_Audio and NaturesTemper. The existing ambience is looped, ducked beneath narration, normalized and faded at the end. Designed brand atmosphere; no recordist endorsement is implied.