MLS Import documentation offers a detailed overview of all the plugin settings available.
Install MLSImport from the WordPress plugin directory or a zip, activate it, and let the Setup Wizard open. What activation adds and what it leaves alone.
What to put in a support ticket so the first reply is a fix: the screen, the steps, one real MLS number, versions and logs.
The PHP settings MLSImport needs for large imports, why execution time matters most, and the hosting we have tested at volume.
Every import filter explained: price, city, county, postal code, property type, status, agent, display flags and custom parameters.
The hourly sync updates imported listings. How to enable it per task, what each run does, and what it does not recover.
Bulk delete properties from the Tools tab by taxonomy term, in batches, with images removed. What it protects and what it does not.
Import History records every property added, edited or deleted, with the task and the run that did it. How to read it.
Save the task, click Start Import, and read the progress. How to stop a run safely and where to look when one appears stuck.
Which MLS fields become data on your properties, what each column does, and how the screen saves as you work.
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