- Can you build a property website with search, maps, and floor plans?
- Yes. We can scope listing search, useful filters, galleries, floor plans, and location views around the information you have permission to publish. Discovery defines the property fields, content sources, and map provider requirements. We also plan a usable list-based alternative to the map, mobile behaviour, and clear empty results so the experience remains understandable when no listing matches.
- Can listings connect to our CRM or property management system?
- We review the provider’s APIs, feeds, licensing, access permissions, and update rules before confirming the connection. The plan identifies the source of truth for listing content and availability, and the destination for customer enquiries. Where an API is unavailable, we discuss an approved import or manual publishing workflow, including who reviews missing fields and failed updates.
- How do viewing requests and agent assignments work?
- A request can carry the selected property, the customer’s contact details, and a preferred viewing time to the responsible team. If live availability is unavailable, the interface explains that an agent must confirm the appointment. Assignment, reminders, cancellations, and CRM updates are agreed around your agency’s process rather than assumed from a generic booking template.
- Can our staff manage listings and multiple locations?
- Yes, subject to the agreed scope. We can define roles for editors, agents, and administrators, with permissions for specific branches or listing groups when needed. Content management guidance covers property fields, images, status changes, and publishing review. We discuss moderation and account ownership before development so staff understand which changes they can make.
- What should we prepare, and what do we receive at launch?
- Useful starting materials include a sample listing, your current website or CRM, the enquiry process, and any branch or agent rules. At launch, the agreed handover can include content editing guidance, code and account access, integration notes, deployment instructions, and known limitations. Hosting, map costs, ongoing maintenance, and response arrangements are set out separately in the proposal.
