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Your hours.

Nineteen hours attended this year, three booked this week — and who is still waiting for one.

Your hours · Desk 07Thursday 17 September 2026, 09:40An hour is an hour you attend yourself

Nineteen attended · fourteen hours free this week

You have the hours. Three have not been offered one.

Nineteen hours this year, all nineteen attended by you, eighteen written up — yesterday’s report is the exception and it is the first thing on your desk. Three booked for this week and fourteen still free — and on the same desk Olivier Sarda, Lucie Anglade and Anne Delaunay have never been offered a single one of them. A free hour is not a kindness you are keeping; it is one you have not given yet.

14Free hours, this week

Waiting longestOlivier Sarda · four monthsNext free hourThursday 10:00, todayHours offered himNoneThe three left without an hour
Hours this year19Attended by you19 of 19Booked this week3Reports signed18 of 19Never offered an hour3Offer an hour

Section 02

Booked this week.

Three hours · each one confirmed with the buyer and the owner

11:00TodayIn 80 minutes

Sophie MarchandSophie MarchandHer third hour with you

The home14 rue de VerneuilOwner told15 Sep · confirmed

“She is coming back to look at the kitchen wall with a builder’s eye.”

Bring the report you have not signed · she has waited five days

Sign it nowHer file

16:30FridayTomorrow

TRThibault ReyHis first hour

The home5 rue de GrenelleOwner told16 Sep · confirmed

“Came in from the cut letter. He asked for the syndicate minutes before the hour.”

Minutes sent yesterday · read 16 Sep, 21:04

Open the hourHis file

10:00Tuesday22 September

CLCabinet LemoineThe survey, not a buyer

The home9 rue de BellechasseOwner toldSent 09:40 today

“Two hours at the flat, roof and courtyard included. The sheet cannot go public before it.”

You attend · keys from the concierge at 09:45

The draft sheetMove it

Three booked · fourteen hours still free this weekBoth buyers and both owners see these same three linesHow an hour is confirmed


Section 03

The hours you have free.

Week of 14 September · pick an hour, then name who it is for
Monday1409:00Desk14:00DeskThree free
Tuesday1510:00Desk16:30DeskThree free
Wednesday1609:00Desk14:00DeskThree free
Thursday1709:00Desk11:00Sophie M.Three free · today
Friday1810:00Desk14:00Desk16:30Thibault R.Two free
Saturday1910:00Closed11:00ClosedNot working
Sunday2010:00Closed11:00ClosedNot working

Who has never been offered oneThree buyers

Pick a buyer to see how many of your nine fit their brief.

Nothing picked yetPick an hour.Choose one of the fourteen free hours, then name the buyer it is for. The offer is written to their page the moment you send it.

Fourteen hours free · three booked · two days not workedAn offered hour is written on the buyer’s page whether they take it or notYour standing availability


Section 04

All nineteen.

Newest first · what followed is written whether it flatters you or not
1 report unsigned

No.DateThe homeWho cameReportWhat followed

1916 Sep14 rue de VerneuilSophie MarchandNot signed · one dayA third hour booked for today1812 Sep31 rue Saint-DominiqueMarc and Julie VasseurSigned 12 SepAn offer at €2.08 M, declined179 Sep5 rue de GrenelleClaire BissetteSigned 9 SepNothing · the figure was the reason165 Sep3 rue JacobSophie MarchandSigned 5 SepNothing · too dark on the courtyard152 Sep5 rue de GrenelleHenri DelmasSigned 2 SepNothing · no second visit asked for1428 Aug22 quai VoltaireBertrand LoiseauSigned 28 AugAn offer at asking · under offer since1326 Aug22 quai VoltaireBertrand LoiseauSigned 26 AugA second hour, then the offer1221 Aug14 rue de VerneuilSophie MarchandSigned 21 AugA second hour asked for the same week1114 Aug31 rue Saint-DominiqueMarc and Julie VasseurSigned 14 AugA second hour, with a builder108 Aug12 rue de SèvresNadia RahmaniSigned 8 AugNothing · she bought elsewhere in September0931 Jul3 rue JacobPaul FerrandSigned 31 JulAn offer at €1.54 M, refused by the owner0824 Jul8 rue ClerÉlise CaronSigned 24 JulNothing · the kitchen, in her words0717 Jul22 quai VoltaireHélène FabreSigned 17 JulNothing · she was reading the market069 Jul12 rue de SèvresNadia RahmaniSigned 9 JulA second hour two days later052 Jul19 rue de SeineBertrand LoiseauSigned 2 JulNothing · out of budget by €300 0000419 Jun14 rue de VerneuilPaul FerrandSigned 19 JunNothing · the third floor without a lift0311 Jun3 rue JacobClaire BissetteSigned 11 JunAn offer at €1.58 M, withdrawn after the survey024 Jun8 rue ClerThibault ReySigned 4 JunNothing · photographs promised more0128 May19 rue de SeineÉlise CaronSigned 28 MayNothing · she is still on your list

Nineteen hours · four offers, one acceptedNine of the nineteen were second or third visits by the same four buyersHow a report is written


Section 05

One hour, in full.

The hour of 16 September · the one report you have not signed
14 rue de Verneuil

14 rue de VerneuilHour 19 of 19 · Wednesday 16 September, 16:40

Who cameSophie Marchand, aloneHer visit numberSecond, of three bookedLength52 minutesOwner told16 Sep, 18:10ReportNot signed · one day

“I want to know whether that wall can go, and what the syndicate would say about it.”

Sophie Marchand, at the door, 17:32

What was looked atFour rooms · twice in the kitchen

16:40 — 16:52The two bedrooms, parquet lifted at the windowNo question asked
16:52 — 17:14The kitchen, twice · the load-bearing wall measuredTwo questions
17:14 — 17:26Courtyard and cellar · the damp mark from the surveySurvey read on her phone
17:26 — 17:32At the door · asked for the syndicate minutes and a builderThird hour asked for
What is owed from this hourThe report, in your wordsNot signed, one dayHer two questions answeredFive days, unansweredSyndicate minutes sentSent 16 Sep, 19:20

Both she and the owner read the same report when you sign itWrite and sign it now


Section 06

The rule of the hour.

Four lines · they are why nineteen of nineteen are written up
1You attend it yourself.

No keys left with a concierge, no colleague sent in your place without telling both the buyer and the owner first. Nineteen hours, nineteen attended by you — and the count is on your public page.

19 of 19 this year
2Written up the same day.

The report is yours, in your words, before the day closes — what was looked at, what was asked, what you could not answer. One is outstanding from yesterday, and it is the first thing on your desk today.

18 signed · 1 outstanding
3Buyer and owner read the same page.

One report, two readers, no second version for the owner. If a buyer said the kitchen was dated, the owner reads that sentence — which is the only reason the owner believes the good ones.

No report has two versions
4An offered hour is recorded either way.

Offer an hour and it is written on the buyer’s page the same minute — accepted, declined or ignored. Cancelled hours stay on the record with who cancelled and when. Nothing is quietly withdrawn.

1 cancelled this year · by the buyer
And the one the rules do not coverFourteen free hours and three buyers who have never been offered one is not a scheduling problem. Two of the three have homes on your desk that fit them; the third needs a plain letter saying nothing here is in his budget.The three, by name