Agent Inbox Training

Recently, there was a new release on Flexmls that featured Agent Inbox.  Agent Inbox is an all-in-one unified communications platform that has everything a real estate agent needs to message, schedule, and make a deal. 

It works seamlessly across all your devices - iOS, Android, and Desktop helping you connect quicker and easier with other members in RealtyWEB.Net.

• Communicate - Message with any agent and sell real estate, together
• Showing  - Scheduling and showing are incredibly simple and effective. When requesting an appointment, please be sure to follow the Showing Instructions on the listing to use the appropriate tool.
• Routing - Automated routing with realistic travel times and appointments
• Search - Strong full listing and map search, enabling a paperless business
• Security - Safety and transparency at every step of the transaction

Training for Agent Inbox will be held February 11^th and 12^th.  No reservations are required.  Just pick your session and be ready to learn. 

Thursday February 11th 

1:00-2:30

3:00-4:30

Main Resource Center

7801 Deercreek Club Rd, Jakcsonville

Friday February 12th

1:30-3:00

Beaches Service Center

4130 S 3rd St, Jacksonville Beach

If you have any questions, please contact Technical Suppot at 394-9494 x 1605.

Introduction to Agent Inbox

Coming Tuesday January 19th 

Agent Inbox helps: • Message with other agents • Automate scheduling your showings • Send running late notifications and get directions • Find the fastest route and calculate travel times • View/Search full MLS listings on Desktop and Mobile • Negotiate and close your deal Next time you are in the MLS, it’s easy to get started by clicking: Click below right now to download Agent Inbox with no cost to you. It’s about time to make your job so much easier! WATCH FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TRAINING SCHEDULE.

Suggested Settings for Windows 10 & the RealtyWEB.Net MLS

If you have recently upgraded to Windows 10 or purchased a new PC with Windows 10 installed, you may find that certain default programs have changed. On Windows 10, you may find the both the default browser and the default pdf reader has been replaced by Microsoft's new program titled Edge.

Edge comes with many enhanced features but some functions/processes that many of us have in place may need some future tweaking.

In the meantime, we recommend you use Internet Explorer 11 instead of Edge and make Adobe Reader the default app/program for your pdf files (contracts, forms, etc.).

To do this, try one of these three suggestions:

• Call our Technical Support (904) 394-9494 x 1605
• Watch this video (note: there is no sound on this video)
• Complete the following:

1. Open Edge
2. In the upper right corner click the three dots (...)
3. Select "Open with Internet Explore"
4. (Optional) If you would like to PIN Internet Explorer to your taskbar, go to the bottom where you will see the traditional symbol for Internet Explorer (the blue e).  Right click on the icon, Left click "Pin to taskbar."
5. Click on the Windows icon in the far bottom left side of screen
6. Select "Settings"
7. Click on the first option titled "System"
8. Select "Default Apps" on the left side
9. To the right, scroll down to Web Browser, Click on Microsoft Edge and select "Internet Explorer"
10. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click "Choose default apps by file type"
11. Find .pdf on the list and again click on Microsoft Edge and select "Adobe Reader"

That's it - you are set to go.  As processes change, we will be sure to keep you up to date.