Draft UK property listings and flag risky claims with OpenAI and Google Sheets

Quick overview UK estate and letting agents (and anyone writing property listings) who want a first draft of portal listing copy from their own property facts, with possible claims to check flagged before anything goes live.

How it works Runs every hour on a schedule (or on demand with Execute workflow). Reads a Google Sheet of property facts and keeps rows whose status is ready. Sends the facts to OpenAI with a short prompt: use only the facts given, and return a headline, a short summary, five to eight key features, and any claims that may need verifying. Writes the draft and the flags back to the same row and sets its status to draft_ready, so it isn't picked up again. Nothing is published.

Setup Google Sheet with a tab named Properties and the column headings listed in the Start here note Credentials: Google Sheets, OpenAI (add your own in n8n; none are included in this template) Paste your sheet URL into "Read properties" and "Write draft to sheet" Add a property row, set its status to ready, run once, then activate

Requirements A Google account with Google Sheets An OpenAI API key

Customization Edit the SYSTEM_PROMPT in "AI instructions" to change style, length or output. Pick a different model in "OpenAI chat model". Add fact columns to the sheet and to the prompt in "Draft listing copy".

Additional info The claim flags come from a short general prompt and are not a compliance check. Always check copy against your own facts before publishing.

Made by Burnt & Toast Kits. This is a free starter. The paid Listing Writer Kit adds tuned prompts, a UK compliance checklist (CPRs/DMCCA material information), voice matching, edge cases and a setup guide: https://kits.burntandtoast.com/estate-agents/kits/listing-writer

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Author:Burnt & Toast Kits(View Original →)
Created:10/22/2026
Updated:10/22/2026

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