Does the plugin provide any built-in analytics or dashboards so I can see which listings, neighborhoods, or search filters are generating the most leads?
No, MLSimport doesn’t ship with a built-in behavior analytics screen that graphs which listings or filters create the most leads. Instead, it gives you clean data so your CRM and tracking tools can do that work. The plugin dashboard covers RESO (Real Estate Standards Organization) feed setup, listing counts, and sync health, while lead tracking […]
Does the plugin offer an API or developer hooks/filters so I can build custom functionality on top of the imported MLS data if I want to extend it later?
Yes, MLSimport offers WordPress-style hooks and filters so you can build custom features on top of imported MLS(Multiple Listing Service) data. The plugin runs inside WordPress, saves listings as real posts, and ties into the normal action and filter system. That setup lets you extend imports, tweak fields, or add full custom logic later. You […]
Does the plugin log MLS sync activity and errors so my team can quickly diagnose issues without digging through server logs?
Yes, MLSimport logs MLS sync activity and errors so your team can debug problems without touching server logs. The plugin keeps an activity log for every scheduled import, with start and end time, result, and key error details. When an MLS feed has issues like bad credentials or a failing RESO Web API endpoint, these […]
Does the plugin let me highlight my own active listings or featured properties separately from general MLS listings, for example on the homepage or a dedicated section?
Yes, MLSimport lets you highlight your own active listings or featured properties apart from general MLS listings. You can pull in your personal or office listings as a separate group and mark key homes as featured. Then you use your theme tools to show those in top spots like the homepage or a “My Listings” […]