Filters on search results keep working after the first pick
Choosing a filter no longer stops the next one from applying, and the map pin sits below the filter strip instead of behind it.
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Every change we ship on ROI, month by month.
Have an idea? Suggest itChoosing a filter no longer stops the next one from applying, and the map pin sits below the filter strip instead of behind it.
A wrongly listed "city" no longer appears ahead of the real Ambli locality in search.
A step-by-step guide with annotated screenshots shows how to refer out a client, connect with a broker and share your cut.
Leads from Facebook, from integrations and ones you type in can now become buyer profiles you hold, not only leads from your listings.
Pick a property sub-type such as office, retail or warehouse. The city fills in from the locality, and the budget slider shows its range.
Each page now loads only the code it needs, so it opens quicker, especially on slower connections.
The buyer list now comes first on desktop, with the explanatory text below it.
A blank gap between the contact details and the activity log on a lead is gone, so you see more at once.
A short tip appears in the bell with a link to the feature. You can follow it, set it aside, turn tips off, and undo that choice.
While chatting on Connect, you can share a client with the other broker without leaving the conversation.
Every live buyer requirement is open to the public, with no contact details shown.
You see the full details of a request up front, so you can say yes or no with confidence.
Response rate now counts Connect requests and buyer chats answered within a working day, one fair number for everyone.
On many pages Back now returns to where you were, and guests no longer land on a login wall.
Requests for referred buyers now count like all others, so the number you see is accurate.
From a buyer, jump straight to listing a matching property and come back to that buyer. A listing is called a fit only when it truly is one.
Offer a batch of older enquiries to nearby brokers in one go. Enquiries nobody has worked are handed on a week after a warning.
The screen shows your remaining requests, and when a match cannot take one it tells you why. A request frees up again 30 days after it was sent.
Brokers now get seven days to reply to a Connect request, with reminders along the way.
The benefit to you is clear before you read on.
Buyer counts on public pages no longer include enquiries that were never posted.
Free up a seat held by an agent who left, transfer an office to someone else, and see a clear closed state with reasons when an office account closes.
Buyers and property owners stay private there, and the public brokers directory now lists only brokers and developers.
As you build a requirement you see how it scores against live listings. Required fields are starred, and removed localities stay removed.
Property types are spelled one way everywhere, and a 1 RK buyer is no longer changed into something else.
Closing a listing or a buyer no longer erases the Connect requests tied to it, and the "renew this buyer" link opens its page again.
Each match says where the buyer is looking and whose client it is, so you can tell at a glance what is yours.
You now get a notification when a buyer in the network fits one of your listings. Referral emails that arrived blank now show full details.
When a referred deal closes, both brokers confirm it, and each broker gets a referral record they can show.
Say "2 or 3 BHK", pick several property types, and use area units that fit the category, such as square yards for plots.
A buyer looking for a holiday home can now choose to rent and say what they would pay per night.
Matches now describe the property as it really is, and match scores count every factor that was checked.
The page was showing an error for some brokers. It now opens normally.
Offer a client you cannot serve to a trusted broker. You both agree the terms first, and the client's contact moves only when you choose.
A lead that comes in on your listing becomes a buyer profile credited to you, with budget and property type filled in from the listing.
You get a bell and email reminder when a lead has gone quiet, and can keep working it or refer it out in one tap, for one lead or many.
Open your notifications from the app in one tap, and more kinds of updates now reach you as alerts. The bell also takes less room on screen.
The line no longer repeats a city name or shows a mixed-up name.
Notification taps on your phone now land on the exact comment or page, instead of doing nothing or opening the wrong place.
The plot area step of the buyer form no longer runs off the edge of a phone, so you can fill it in without scrolling sideways.
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