Industry
Websites and software for real estate
Estate agents and property managers need up-to-date listings online, a clear way to enquire and the trust of property owners. Glavento builds a website with property pages that you maintain yourself in the admin panel and, on request, a CRM for prospects, viewings and owner mandates. Listings can be synchronised with property portals, provided the portal offers an interface.
Real estate: what you need online
Property pages with photos, floor plans and documents
Recording prospects and scheduling viewings
Valuation requests from property owners
Syncing listings with property portals
Content in several languages for international prospects
Matching services
- Website with admin panelYou update text, images and offers yourself, and stay in control.
- Business websiteWho you are, what you offer and how to reach you. Mobile-friendly, multilingual.
- CRM and ERPCustomers, enquiries, orders, stock and invoices in one place.
- Logo and brandingLogo, colours and fonts that make your business recognisable.
Projects in this industry
Frequently asked questions
Are property portals enough, or do you need your own website?
Portals bring reach for individual properties, while your own website presents your company, your services and your track record. Owners looking for someone to sell or manage their property usually check the company website. The two complement each other.
Can listings be sent to portals automatically?
Many portals offer import interfaces that take listings straight from your own software. Whether and how this works depends on the portal and its terms. You then maintain a property only once, and it appears in several places.
What does a CRM do in real estate?
A CRM records which prospects asked about which properties, who attended a viewing and which documents were sent. When a new property comes in, you can contact matching prospects directly. That saves time and prevents duplicate or forgotten replies.
Guides
- Guide4 min read
How much does a website cost in Switzerland?
What a website costs in Switzerland: website builder, business website, admin panel or online shop, plus running costs and what drives the price. - Guide4 min read
Impressum in Switzerland: is a legal notice required?
Does a Swiss business website need an Impressum? The legal basis in the Unfair Competition Act, the usual details and extra rules for EU customers. - Guide4 min read
Website data protection: what the revFADP asks of SMEs
The revised Data Protection Act has applied since 1 September 2023. What SMEs need to do on their website, with a checklist for forms and tools.
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