Domus is system agnostic, so we can integrate data from any MLS platform.  We are built to be RESO Data Dictionary compliant, but we can also work with non-compliant data feeds.

We use both, however we primarily use API.   Despite what you may have heard, API for Replication vendors is an ongoing development in the industry, and the RESO standards are still being refined today.  We would love to spend timing chatting with you in lots of tedious technical weeds about why we prefer API.  However, we know change is hard, so if you haven't converted to API yet, we will work with a RETS feed. 

If there's a field included in your MLS data that you would like to include as a filter, we'll review it and advise you on the statistical stability of including it. Keep in mind that Domus is meant to be used for economic analysis, not as a property search tool. Things like number of bathrooms don't really have have a material impact on the economics of a certain segment. More important from a data analysis perspective, as more granularity is added to the filters, the number of listings that fit that criteria shrinks, making the economic analysis less relevant overall. For example, if there are 100 units sold in an area with a median price of $200K, and you add a filter for 4+ bedrooms, there may only be 5 listings meeting that criteria. A median of 5 listings is far less relevant than a median over a larger population.

Yes, those maps look cool.  But the Domus platform doesn’t support them.  In most cases, the MLS already defines unique economic areas within the data, which we then use in our dashboards.  And honestly, while polygons are great for Search, market stats are about the economics of an area, which typically have a bigger footprint than what most agents choose in a polygon. Remember, the more data you included in the stats, the more accurately those stats portray the market.

Of course, as long as your usage remains within compliance of your MLS policies. All of our dashboards can be exported then posted to your social media of choice, while the public dashboards which don't have drill-through capabilities enabled can be shared directly.