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Listing management, from first draft to publication.

Good property information starts before a listing goes live. Define the records, review steps and responsibilities behind your property experience.

We agree your requirements and scope before implementation.

Property records · illustrative compositionSample data, not a live product screen

A listing is a record your whole team depends on.

Property details can pass between agents, contributors and the people managing your website. Without an agreed lifecycle, it is difficult to tell which information is ready to publish and which still needs attention.

  1. 01

    Prepare a usable property record

    Identify the property details and source material your business needs. Agree the structure and migration format so that listings begin with useful, consistent information.

  2. 02

    Decide what is ready for the website

    Map the route from a draft record to publication. Define who prepares information, who reviews it and how your public website should use the approved inventory.

  3. 03

    Keep the lifecycle clear

    Include updates, unpublishing and archival in the process. For contributor-led marketplaces, agree how submissions and moderation fit that lifecycle rather than treating every contributor as an internal agent.

Agree the inventory behind your site.

We review the source of your listings, how records are maintained and how the website will use them. Imports and external feeds need their own access and data review; a listing module does not by itself establish those connections.

Two questions to start with

  • Who owns and updates each property record?
  • What has to be checked before publication?

Explore the next part of the process.

Walk us through your listing lifecycle.

Tell us what your business needs. We’ll review the supported setup and next steps with you.