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Live · Home.co.uk agent platform · Listings Manager

Your stock, one command centre.

Create, edit, publish and withdraw every listing from one place — full media management, a version history you can trust and conflict resolution when your CRM and a manual edit disagree. List it once, and the change reaches Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket without you logging into any of them.

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Portal feeds — Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket
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Lifecycle statuses, draft to archived
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Media types managed per listing
1 edit
Reaches every enabled portal

How Listings Manager works

Six steps from instruction to live everywhere.

Listings Manager isn't a form you fill in once and forget — it's the record your stock lives in for its whole life, from the first draft to the day it's withdrawn.

1

Stock arrives — synced, imported or typed

Connect your CRM and new instructions flow in automatically. Or bring in a listing home.co.uk already has indexed with one click from the Core Listing Engine panel, or paste a Rightmove URL for a specific property. Start a blank draft if you'd rather type it from scratch — none of these paths are exclusive.

2

Fill in the record — address to EPC

The address resolves to a UPRN against Land Registry and our core property database. From there the schema covers everything a portal expects: property type and style, bedrooms and bathrooms, tenure and lease terms, council tax band, heating system, EPC rating and score, plus the full pricing and rental fields — deposit, tenancy length, furnishing, bills included, pets and DSS flags.

3

Add your media

Upload photos, a floor plan, the EPC certificate, a brochure, a video walkthrough or a virtual tour — up to 20 files at a time. Drag to reorder, sort into categories like kitchen, garden or drone, and set whichever shot you like as the primary image.

4

Publish

A draft can't go live without an address, a postcode and a price — the dashboard tells you exactly what's missing if it isn't ready. Hit Publish and status flips to Active straight away.

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Pushed automatically, wherever you've switched a feed on

Every save, publish, status change or withdrawal on a listing queues a push to any portal feed you've enabled for that branch — Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket. You edit the listing once, in Listings Manager; you don't log into the portal to make the same change again.

Listings Manager — 14 Cedar Close Draft

Photos & floor plan

Price

Description

Pushed automatically to enabled feeds

Rightmove · queued Zoopla · queued OnTheMarket · queued
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Track it for the rest of its life

Price changes, status moves, a CRM sync, a manual correction — every one of them is recorded as a version with a change summary and the exact fields that moved. If a synced listing and a local edit ever disagree, you resolve the conflict field by field before anything goes out.

One record for the whole lifecycle

Nine statuses. Defined transitions, not a free-text field.

A listing can only move to a status that makes sense from where it is — a draft can't skip to Completed, and an Under Offer can only go back to Active, on to SSTC, or withdrawn.

Draft

Not visible to the public. Needs an address, postcode and price before it can publish.

Active

Live and visible. Can move to Under Offer, SSTC or Let Agreed depending on sale or rental, or be withdrawn.

Under Offer

An offer has been accepted, pending contract. Can return to Active or move on to SSTC.

SSTC

Sold Subject To Contract. Moves on to Exchanged, or back to Active if it falls through.

Let Agreed

A tenant has agreed to let this property. Moves on to Completed, or back to Active.

Exchanged

Contracts have been exchanged. Moves on to Completed, or back to Active if it falls through.

Completed

The sale or let has completed. The only move from here is to Archived.

Withdrawn

Withdrawn from the market. Can be relisted to Active or moved to Archived.

Archived

Retired from the active dashboard. Can be reopened back to Draft if it is needed again.

Trust by design

Nothing gets overwritten silently.

Every change is versioned. And when a synced listing has been edited both in your CRM and in Listings Manager, you resolve the difference — the system doesn't guess for you.

Version history

v1 · Created

Imported from Alto — Mon 09:03

v2 · Synced

Price updated from Alto — Wed 08:41

v3 · Edited

Postcode & headline changed locally — Wed 16:02

v4 · Conflict resolved

Postcode from CRM, price kept local — Wed 16:04

Sync conflict detected

This listing was edited locally and updated by your CRM. Choose how to resolve it.

Keep My Changes Accept CRM Version Compare & merge below
Field Your version CRM version
Postcode
SW4 7QP
SW4 7QR
Price
£425,000
£415,000

Illustrative example — Tom kept his own price entry and accepted the CRM's corrected postcode.

Getting stock in

Three ways in. None of them typing it twice.

Whichever way stock arrives, it lands in the same Listings Manager record — same editor, same media panel, same version history from that point on.

CRM Sync

Alto, Reapit, Apex27, Jupix, Street, Rex, Expert Agent and more feed instructions in automatically — no re-keying, no separate export. See the full connector list on CRM Sync.

For branches with a CRM feed already switched on

Core Listing Engine import

If home.co.uk already has one of your live listings indexed, it shows up as unimported stock right on your dashboard — one click brings it in, or import several at once with a progress bar. Or paste a specific Rightmove listing URL and it's found and imported directly.

For stock already on the market that hasn't been added yet

Start from a blank draft

No CRM feed? Manual Uploads mode gives you a clean add-your-first-property flow — no core-listing noise on the dashboard, just the wizard: address, details, pricing, description.

For branches running Manual Uploads instead of a CRM

Media management

Seven media types. One primary image you control.

Photos, floor plans, EPC certificates, brochures, videos, virtual tours and general documents all live on the same listing — organised, not just uploaded.

  • Eleven photo categories — exterior, interior, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room, garden, garage, drone/aerial, street view and other — so photos are findable, not one long undifferentiated roll.
  • Drag to reorder, set a primary — the shot that leads on the portal card is always your choice, not upload order.
  • Up to 20 files per upload — photos and floor plans up to 20MB each, videos up to 100MB, virtual tours and brochures up to 50MB.
  • Want the photos themselves upgraded before they go up — enhancement, virtual staging, room sorting? That's Photo Studio, sitting alongside the same listing.

Media types

Photo
Floor Plan
EPC Certificate
Brochure
Video
Virtual Tour
Document

Outbound portal feeds

One toggle per portal. One profile URL to confirm it.

Paste your branch's profile page URL from the portal, confirm the branch match, and the feed arms. Going fully live needs one small step on the portal's own side — different for each one.

Rightmove

Listings appear within minutes of a change, worst case around 15–30 minutes.

To go live: ask your Rightmove account manager to switch your branch's feed provider to Homemove.

Zoopla

Listings appear within minutes, up to an hour.

To go live: we coordinate the switch with Zoopla for you — you're copied on the email to their member services, and they'll ask you to confirm.

OnTheMarket

Listings appear within minutes; your first go-live is manually reviewed by OnTheMarket.

To go live: email [email protected] asking to switch your feed provider to Homemove.

Once a feed is live, every save, publish or status change on that listing queues a push automatically — no separate re-entry on the portal side. Pushes are deduplicated and queued, so a flurry of small edits collapses into the portal receiving your latest state, not a flood of near-identical updates.

A price change on a Friday afternoon

Three portals. One update.

Two ways to get a reduced price live everywhere. Only one of them fits inside the same edit you were already making.

A stressed estate agent at a cluttered desk surrounded by three separate monitors each showing a different portal login, sticky notes and scattered papers

Logging into three extranets

  • Log into Rightmove's extranet, find the listing, change the price
  • Log into Zoopla, find the same listing again, change the price again
  • Log into OnTheMarket, repeat — hope none of the addresses drifted
  • No record of which change happened where, or whether all three actually match now

Listings Manager

  • Open the listing in Listings Manager, change the price once
  • Save — a new version is recorded, with the old and new price
  • Every enabled feed for that branch is queued a push automatically
  • The version history shows exactly when it changed and who did it

From doorstep to portal

Photograph it. Write it up. It's live.

Three stages, one account — nothing exported, re-uploaded or emailed between them.

An estate agent photographing a bright, modern British living room with a phone, sunlight streaming through a sash window

1 · At the property

Photograph and measure

Photos, floor plan, EPC certificate — everything the record needs, gathered on the visit.

An estate agent composing a property listing on a laptop at a desk in the early evening, printed photos and a floor plan beside the keyboard

2 · Back at the branch

Compose the listing

Address matched, details filled in, media uploaded and ordered, price and description written.

A silhouette of an estate agent walking past a wall of glowing rose-pink abstract dashboard tiles in a dusk-lit office, a British terraced street visible through the window

3 · Published

Pushed to every enabled portal

Hit publish once. Every live feed for the branch gets the push, automatically.

Who uses Listings Manager

Built for every branch shape.

Whether it's one branch with no CRM or a multi-branch group with three feeds running, the workspace is the same.

Solo & independent agents

Manual Uploads mode gives you a clean add-your-first-property flow with no CRM to connect — publish, manage media and push to the portals you use straight away.

Branch admins & office managers

The one who actually keeps the stock current — imports, media, price changes, status moves and the occasional CRM conflict to resolve, all from one dashboard.

Multi-branch groups

One login, every branch you manage. Switch between a single branch view and an all-branches view, each with its own stats and portal feed status.

Lettings-focused agents

Rental-specific fields throughout — deposit, tenancy length, furnishing status, bills included, pets, students and DSS — and a status path built for Let Agreed and Completed, not just a sale.

A day in the life

An instruction, live everywhere, before lunch.

How a branch administrator takes one new instruction from CRM sync to three live portal feeds, and handles a conflict along the way.

08:50

Overnight sync lands a new instruction

Tom, an office administrator at a two-branch agency running Alto, opens Listings Manager to find last night's new instruction already sitting as a draft — address, property type, bedrooms and the guide price pulled straight in.

09:10

He fills in the gaps

A headline, the full description, the floor plan uploaded, photos reordered so the kitchen leads. Alto didn't carry all of this — Listings Manager is where it gets finished.

09:25

Publish is blocked — then isn't

He hits Publish a beat too early: no price qualifier set yet, so it's blocked with a clear reason. He adds "Guide Price", tries again — status flips to Active.

09:26

Pushed automatically

Rightmove and OnTheMarket are live for this branch; the push queues the moment he publishes. Zoopla is still mid-handoff, so it shows as Test until the switch confirms.

11:40

An offer's accepted — one status change

Tom sets the listing to Under Offer from the dashboard. Both live feeds are queued a push without him touching either portal directly.

16:00

A conflict, resolved field by field

A colleague fixes a postcode typo back in Alto — but Tom had also edited the listing locally. A conflict banner appears; he compares the two versions, accepts Alto's corrected postcode and keeps his own local price entry. Resolved in two clicks, nothing lost either side.

What makes it different

Ten things a spreadsheet and three logins can't do.

UPRN & address matching

Every listing resolves against Land Registry and our core property database, matching it to a permanent UPRN rather than a free-text address.

A full property schema

Type, style, tenure, EPC, council tax, heating, shared ownership, deposit and tenancy terms — every field a portal expects is a real field, not a paragraph you hope covers it.

Version history with a real audit trail

Every save, sync and manual edit is versioned with a change summary and field-level before/after — who changed what, and when.

Field-by-field conflict resolution

When a synced listing has been edited both locally and in your CRM, resolve it field by field: keep your version, accept the CRM's, or merge.

Three ways to add stock

Connect your CRM, import a listing home.co.uk already has indexed with one click, or paste a Rightmove URL — nothing typed twice.

Automatic outbound push

Every save, publish or withdrawal on an enabled feed queues a push to that portal automatically; you don't re-enter anything on the portal side.

Deduplicated, queued pushes

A burst of small edits collapses into the portal receiving your latest state, not a flood of near-identical updates.

Seven media types, drag to reorder

Photos, floor plans, EPC certificates, brochures, videos and virtual tours, organised into eleven categories with a primary image you control.

Multi-branch by design

One login covers every branch you manage, with a per-branch or an all-branches view and its own stats.

A real publish gate

A listing can't go live without an address, postcode and price; the dashboard tells you exactly what's missing.

Illustrative comparison

Where the re-keying usually sits.

A general illustration of a typical multi-portal workflow, not a measured study — every branch's actual process will differ.

Task Logging into each portal separately Listings Manager
List a new instruction across three portals Complete three separate portal forms, one login each One listing, saved once
Change the price Update it in three different places, hope they all match Change it once — every live feed is queued a push
Withdraw a sold property Log in and withdraw from each portal separately Change status once, withdrawal pushes automatically
Spot what changed, and who changed it No record beyond whatever your CRM happens to log Version history with a change summary and field-level diff
A CRM edit clashes with a manual tweak Whichever saved last silently overwrites the other Flagged as a conflict, resolved field by field

Trust, by design

Your stock is the record you can rely on.

Part of the same home.co.uk account used by 10,308 UK estate agency branches — the guarantees are built into the workflow, not bolted on.

Nothing overwritten silently

A synced listing edited both locally and in your CRM is flagged as a conflict, not resolved by whichever save happened to land last.

A publish gate that means it

A listing without an address, postcode and price can't go live — the same check runs whether it arrived by CRM, import or by hand.

Deduplicated portal pushes

Outbound feeds queue and dedupe, so a run of quick edits reaches the portal as your latest state, not a flood of near-identical updates.

Questions

Listings Manager, answered.

What exactly is Listings Manager?
Listings Manager is the workspace for your live stock — create, edit, publish and withdraw listings, manage every photo and floor plan, see a full version history and resolve sync conflicts, all before those changes push out automatically to Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket. It's the one place you touch a listing, whatever brought the stock in.
How do I get my existing stock into Listings Manager?
Three ways. If your branch already runs a CRM — Alto, Reapit, Expert Agent, Apex27, Jupix, Street, Rex and others — CRM Sync feeds stock in automatically with no re-keying. If home.co.uk already has one of your live listings indexed from Rightmove, the Core Listing Engine panel shows it as unimported stock you can bring in with one click, or import several at once with a progress bar. And if you have a specific listing's Rightmove URL, paste it in and Listings Manager finds and imports it directly. Nothing has to be typed from scratch unless you're genuinely starting fresh.
What happens when I hit Publish?
A draft listing can only be published once it has an address, a postcode and a price — the dashboard tells you exactly what's missing if it can't yet. Once published, status flips to Active and, if you've enabled any portal feeds, the listing is queued for its first push automatically.
How does the portal feed to Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket actually work?
Toggle a portal on, paste your branch's profile URL from that portal, and Listings Manager detects which portal it's from and suggests the best branch match. Confirm the mapping and the feed arms in test mode straight away. Going fully live needs one thing from the portal's side: Rightmove asks you to get your account manager to switch your branch's feed provider to Homemove; OnTheMarket manually reviews your first go-live once you've emailed them to make the switch; Zoopla we coordinate directly, and you're copied on the handoff email. Once live, every save, publish or status change on that listing queues a push automatically — you don't touch the portal again.
What if I edit a listing that's also synced from my CRM?
If you make a local change to a listing that also has an incoming update from your CRM, Listings Manager flags it as a conflict rather than guessing which one wins. You see both versions field by field and choose: keep your local changes, accept the CRM's version, or merge — pick a source for each differing field. Nothing is silently overwritten.
What's the difference between Listings Manager and CRM Sync?
CRM Sync is the pipe — it's what connects to Alto, Reapit, Apex27 and the rest and brings stock in automatically. Listings Manager is where you actually work on that stock once it's in: editing, media, publishing, version history, conflict resolution and the outbound portal feeds. If you don't run a CRM at all, Listings Manager's Manual Uploads mode gives you a clean add-your-first-property flow instead.
What media can I upload, and is there a limit?
Photos, floor plans, EPC certificates, brochures, videos, virtual tours and general documents — seven media types across eleven photo categories, including exterior, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and garden. Upload up to 20 files at a time, drag to reorder, and set whichever photo you like as the primary image. Photos and floor plans run up to 20MB each, videos up to 100MB, virtual tours and brochures up to 50MB.
Can I manage listings for more than one branch?
Yes. One login covers every branch your account is assigned to, with a per-branch view or an all-branches combined view, each with its own stats for active, under offer, completed and withdrawn stock.
Is there a record of who changed what, and when?
Every save, sync and manual edit is recorded as a version. The version history panel shows a change summary and the exact fields that changed, old value to new, with who made the change and when.
Do I need a CRM to use Listings Manager?
No. If your branch doesn't run one, selecting Manual Uploads mode gives you a clean workspace with no CRM-linked noise — just an add-your-first-property flow, and everything you'd expect from there: media, publishing, and once you're ready, the outbound portal feeds.

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