Internet registrations setup & technical guidelines - Enterprise customers

Internet registrations setup & technical guidelines - Enterprise customers

This guide has been reviewed against our global client base and classed as relevant to all regions

When a portal lead enquiry is sent from a website, such as Rightmove, it is held in the internet registrations screen - this screen allows you to view enquiry details then either add them as an applicant/property, mark them as a duplicate or reject them

When adding a new applicant/property record, details are taken from the original enquiry and automatically added to your database

A selection of reports are also available to assist in overseeing where enquiries originate and what actions have been taken

This guide covers:

Enterprise Setup model

See link below for details on how to setup:
https://reapit.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/RW/pages/1791623169

Email formats - new formats

If you want to import emails from your own website, or another site which Reapit currently do not import, ensure the format of your emails follow the Reapit default format, as outlined below:

Reapit default format for email

Name: Peter Foster

Address: 67-74 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8QX

Telephone: 0845 3302965

E-mail: pfoster@reapit.com

Mobile: 07777 777777

Source: Company Website

Enquiry Type: Sales/Lettings/Sales Valuation/Lettings Valuation

Message: I would like to arrange a viewing of 1 Long Lane

Property Ref: ABC170001

Marketing Consent Given: true/false/blank

Notes

  • Do not submit the required information to Reapit in a table

  • A space is required after each colon

  • Each line ends in a carriage return (relating to ASCII character 13)

  • Under Enquiry Type, in order for Reapit to import the correct type of lead, only one of the four options should be set

  • Address, Telephone, Message, Property Ref & Marketing Consent Given fields can be omitted, but all others are mandatory

  • A Marketing Consent Given value of true means that consent has been given, false means consent has been denied and blank means the client has not been asked

Next steps

  • Once Reapit receive confirmation that the POP3 account, email addresses and forwarding rules have been set up, tests will be carried out to confirm that the automated mechanism is in place and that nothing further is required

  • Internet registrations will be collected from the POP3 account and processed to determine whether they match any of the available templates that are set up to accept enquiries from the various portals and your website

    • If they do match, they are parsed and displayed on the Reapit Organiser screen - those that do not match are ignored

    • Once processed, the emails are deleted from the POP3 account

Technical diagram

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