Zillow has become an essential resource for both property investors and potential buyers looking for a new neighborhood to call home, thanks to its depth and breadth of data. Its property information covers the U.S. pretty thoroughly, from the last sale price to the property tax valuation, features, and even photos. That makes it a great way to check out properties that are not for sale, allowing you to compare values in the neighborhood of a listing and search for details on potential wholesaling leads.
Making Zillow share information with services like BatchDialer is a way of streamlining your use of that data. It allows you to send property information through your SMS and other messaging channels and pull up details about properties while you have live conversations. That makes it a great way to streamline your lead outreach and client messaging. So how do you integrate Zillow with BatchDialer?
Luckily the Zillow team understands how valuable their data is and how much clients want to use it in their CRM and lead management toolkits. They make it easy to integrate with a variety of tools.
That is all it should take to link your accounts so you can send property information to leads and take advantage of other tools that require data from both services.
Before you go ahead and integrate your accounts, here is a list of things you need to research and make sure you understand because it’s the list of skills and masteries that will let you make the most of the two services together.
BatchDialer makes learning about its features easy by providing robust onboarding support as a part of the day-to-day customer service experience with the software. Reach out if you need help learning anything on this list because it’s what the professionals in that department are there for.
There are a lot of upsides and a few downsides to making the apps work together. On the plus side?
The downsides of integration are not following through with responsible cybersecurity and training measures. As with any integrated service, information breaches in one account could be used to pull data on the other. This is best managed with robust training that helps your team keep the information confidential. To learn more, ask whether you can add basic cybersecurity primers to your onboarding schedule for your team when you plan to integrate the services.