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MLS is the best platform a realtor can have. This is the main website realtors got to for active listings when shopping for a client and the first place they post listings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Not all realtors put accurate information so you will need to do your homework on certain listings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
6 out of 7 Total Reviews for Rapattoni MLS
I like the layout, how it looks, and how much easier it is to use it. I especially like how it is tied into social media so it makes it easier to share a new listing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
After tyring CRMLS, I don't dislike anything about Rapattoni. There is tons to dislike about CRMLS Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What I like best about Rapattoni is the ease of signing in; the computer memorizes login info so one doesn't have to enter at every use. The" look" of the system is more organized, easier on the eyes, and has many more functions that actually work. On saved searches, notifications of price changes are sent to me and my client(s) which I am not able to do on Matrix. Also, the "Recent Search" criteria works on Rapattoni. Many of the Matrix functions are "glitchy", and do not work accurately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I dislike there is no reliable IDX for websites. Also, there is no "list" for foreclosures. When entering a new listing, Thomas Brother's pages needs to be removed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The amount of data and records stored in Rapattoni is quite large and can go back decades. Retrieving them is also relatively quick and simple. Customizing how that data is sorted and categorized is also (in my experience) relatively user-friendly. I was using Rapattoni with relative ease after only having limited training on the application when I first started as temporary staff, so in that regard using this software is easy and does not require *too much* specific instruction. Accessing detailed records (such as receipts) is also very quick and easy to learn. Exporting data to spreadsheets is very easy and highly customizable, and easily saveable when needing to export the same information repeatedly over time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
While most records are easily updated, some are not. For example, if utilizing course registration, once a member is added to a course, that record cannot be changed within the registration unless the member is removed and then re-added to said course. While this is not a difficult task, if one needs this for reports containing several listings (like a large class of over 100+ people), it can be time-consuming. Additionally, while it's easy to export records into a file format such as Excel workbooks or .csv files, it is not easy exporting them straight from the application into a clean, ready-to-print format. Your options in this instance, are limited to formatting columns for rosters, which is basic and not very intuitive.
Since we have pivoted to working semi-remotely, accessing Rapattoni from a VPN server is clunky. The application is slow to load, and oftentimes, commands/actions will back up and load all at once after a delay, which is inconvenient.
However, I'm not confident that this is a Rapattoni issue or how our server is configured, so please take my thoughts in this paragraph with a grain of salt. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
