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Collections let you and a client build a running list of listings together — like a private Pinterest board built just for their search.
Important — Private, Not Public
Collections are built for a specific agent-client relationship — they are not publicly shareable and shouldn't be used as a social media lead magnet or public listing feed. Each Collection lives between you and the client you built it with.
Inside a Collection
Clients can drop in listings they've found on their own that they want your take on.
Clients mark the homes that stand out, so you always know where their attention is.
Right from a listing in the Collection, clients can request a showing directly to you.
You and your client can discuss any listing right on the card — no separate thread needed.
Every time a client adds a listing or leaves a comment, you'll see it land in your activity feed — so nothing slips by.
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Quick Answers
Yes. Clients can add homes they've found on their own, flag interest, and request tours — and comment on listings to discuss details with you in real time.
You'll get a notification in your activity feed whenever they add a listing or leave a comment.
Yes — manage this in Settings under Notifications, including which alerts come through as mobile push notifications.
Once you invite them, clients access their Collections through their own Client Dashboard — alongside listing reports, CMAs, and documents you've shared.
Ready for More?
Log in and try building your first Collection — or head back to the Overview page to explore the rest of the toolkit.
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