Member Profile

From this page you can view and manage the detailed information of a member of your real estate network. You reach the profile by clicking a member on the members list.


Member information

The profile shows the member's personal and contact details:

FieldDescription
NameCustomer name (or "Customer #ID" if they have no name on record)
Customer IDUnique identifier of the customer on the platform
EmailEmail address (clickable to send mail)
PhoneThe member's landline
MobileThe member's mobile phone
AddressThe member's physical address
Member sinceDate they joined the network
Account statusThe member's status in the network: Active, Pending approval, or Deactivated

Network configuration

Shows the member's specific configuration within the network:

FieldDescription
StatusActive or Inactive in the network (green or yellow indicator)
What they contribute to the networkContributes all (all their properties go in) or Chooses what they contribute (decides one by one). It shows what the system actually does, combining your network's mode with the member's preference
Website PublicationWhether the member's properties are published on the network's website
Requires ApprovalWhether the member's listings require prior approval from the administrator

Plan

If the member has a plan assigned, the details are shown:

  • Plan: Description of the active plan
  • Max. Listings: Maximum number of properties they can publish
  • Cost: Cost of the assigned plan
  • Billing Cycle: How often the plan is charged

Available actions

The available actions depend on the member's current status:

ActionAvailable whenDescription
Approve MemberPending memberApproves the member so they can publish properties in the network. The configured Plan Template is applied to them
Reactivate MemberDeactivated memberBrings back a member you had removed
Deactivate MemberActive memberDeactivates the member and pulls their properties out of the network (requires double confirmation)

Before deactivating a member. The action requires double confirmation because it pulls every property that member had published out of the network. They stop appearing in the network's search and on the sites that show it.

If you reactivate them later, their properties don't come back on their own. Deactivating a member can be undone: that's what the Reactivate Member button is for. What isn't undone is the publication: the member comes back to the network with no property published and starts from scratch.

There are two ways for them to be in the network again:

  • The member publishes them again, from their account.
  • You set the network to automatic publication: if the network publishes automatically, the member's properties go back in on the next synchronization, without them having to do anything.

It isn't a system error: removal actually pulls the listings out, it doesn't hide them.


Member statuses

StatusColorMeaning
ActiveGreenApproved member, can publish properties in the network
PendingYellowRequest sent, awaiting approval from the administrator
DeactivatedRedMember removed by the administrator. Can be reactivated

These are the three possible statuses. A member is always in one of them.


Works on the Business plan. Managing your network's members —approving requests, removing them— doesn't need Business Manager: Business is enough. The console's other screens (Composition, Properties, Rules, and Business) do require it. To change plans, go to Settings > Upgrade. !NOTEFound a problem? You can report it from Support > Tickets in the Mapaprop menu.