The middle of the year split between what buyers see and what you can connect the platform to. The viewer was rewritten for touch, the first CRM integration landed, and the period closed with the biggest addition since launch: 360 panorama tours.
A rebuilt, mobile-ready viewer
The public viewer was rewritten with pinch-to-zoom on the floor-plan overlay, a dedicated panel for plan images, and a cleaner split between the plan and the unit search. It adapts to phones now, so buyers get a real mobile experience rather than a desktop layout squeezed onto a small screen. Touch gestures were reworked, with two-finger pan and corrected rotation.
Automatic emails
The platform started sending email on its own: a notification to your team on a new inquiry, a confirmation when someone creates an account, and a follow-up for inquiries that have gone quiet. They go out automatically and reliably.
The VoxDeveloper CRM integration
You can connect a project to VoxDeveloper, a CRM used by developers in Central Europe. Unit data flows in automatically, availability, prices, areas, floor plans, type, and room count, with balcony and terrace areas carried separately. When a buyer submits an inquiry, a lead is registered in VoxDeveloper with no manual work. You can test the connection first, and a data-integrity check flags units where the two sides disagree.
Filtering and unit detail
Filtering arrived in the viewer. Buyers narrow units by the criteria you set, and the drawer shows how many match as they go. The unit list got a redesigned detail panel based on early demo feedback, multi-level floor plans display properly, and you can scope a view to a single building within a larger project.
360 panorama tours
You can now publish 360 virtual tours. Upload your photos, link the scenes so buyers walk from one space to the next, and the viewer handles the rest on its own tour page. Per tour you can order scenes, set a starting panorama and its default angle, add per-scene SEO, and choose whether buyers rotate freely or follow guided angles. A tours page gives you an overview of every panorama at a glance.
Embedding and pricing
The viewer can be embedded in your own website. Embedded, it drops its outer frame, blends its colors and borders into your page, and hides what doesn't belong there. You can also choose whether the viewer shows gross or net prices, with commercial units always shown net.
Navigator controls
You can set the angle the building view opens at, hide individual filters where inventory is limited, and decide whether buyers can spin the view freely. Hovering a table row highlights the matching unit on the plan, rows show an inline plan thumbnail, and you can attach 3D preview images to units.