Real Estate Software & IT Solutions

Yes, and the detail that matters is how the feed behaves rather than whether it connects. We map every field your board publishes, including the local ones, honour status changes so sold listings come down on time, and alert somebody when an update fails instead of leaving the site serving yesterday data.

Within minutes, because that is the window that decides who keeps the client. Enquiries from every source land in one queue and are assigned by your rules, whether that is round robin, territory or listing agent, and escalate if nobody responds. The routing is logged so you can see it working.

In most cases yes. We look at what your CRM exposes and write leads into it with the same field discipline you would expect from manual entry, so nobody has a second system to check. Where a CRM has no usable integration route, we will tell you early rather than building a fragile bridge to it.

We build the required disclosures into the templates rather than leaving them to be remembered, and we keep the wording in a field you control so it can be updated without a developer. We are not your compliance advisor, so the final wording should be confirmed with your brokerage counsel before it goes live.

Usually photography and map tiles. Listing galleries carry large images that were never resized for a phone, and map libraries load more than the page needs. We fix the image pipeline first because it is the single biggest cause, then reduce what the map loads until the page is quick on a real device.

Yes. Each agent signs in and sees only their own listings, leads and showings, and team leads can see across the team. Access is per person rather than a shared login, which matters most when somebody leaves and you need their access to end cleanly.

Every existing URL is either kept or redirected, and we check the mapping against your top pages by traffic rather than sampling. Listing URLs need particular care because they come and go with the feed, so we agree a rule for expired listings instead of letting them return a not found page.

We do, under a support arrangement. Board feeds change format and credentials expire, so a listing site is not a build and forget project. Monitoring alerts us when an import fails, and fixes are covered rather than quoted each time something upstream shifts.