Unify the first enquiry.
Bring the minimum enquiry, contact and property context into one working queue.
Start with the workflow that causes the most friction while your current CRM remains in place. Add more only when the connection has been tested and your team is ready.
See the adoption pathBring across only the context needed for one measurable workflow. Keep the incumbent authoritative while the pilot runs, then expand deliberately.
Bring the minimum enquiry, contact and property context into one working queue.
Introduce matching, viewings, conversations and agent-approved follow-up.
Extend the agency workflow after the team has tested the connection and measured the result.
Each provider should show a durable operational state. Availability depends on the agency, provider, plan and completed testing.
Scope the first records, sync direction and source of truth with the agency.
Agency scopedRecord branch identifiers, provider testing, stock reconciliation and cutover evidence.
Check availabilityKeep permitted conversations in context with consent and delivery state.
Check availabilityCoordinate proposed and confirmed appointments without breaking the buyer history.
Check availabilityBring call outcomes and approved transcript suggestions back to the record.
Check availabilityA migration begins with a dry run, field mapping, duplicate review and an error report. The live move follows only after the agency understands what will change.
Agree the records, owners, fields and retention classes needed for the workflow.
Run an import, inspect exceptions and resolve uncertain duplicates with a person.
Move against a recorded plan, keep failures visible and retain a rollback strategy.
These are the states an integration can honestly occupy. The interface should never convert configuration intent into a green light.