NEWS
January 14: Release Notes
The following items were released January 14:
Legal Subdivision now available on reports and in listing search.
Based on feedback from subscribers who converted to Bright from MRIS, Legal Subdivision is now available on the main search screen and appears on all displays and reports. As part of this change, Subdivision Name has been relabeled Subdivision/Neighborhood. Learn more about this update and how to search for Legal Subdivision.
Email activity added to Market Performance Reports; updates made to Market Statistics geography.
Recently, we launched the Market Performance Report to offer in-depth information that your clients can only get from you, such as appointment activity. Now you can now use this report to get detailed information on email activity as well. Use MLS Email Activity to see how many emails were sent per listing over the course of the past 28 days.
In Market Statistics, geography information has been updated to include all counties, MLS areas, and school districts supported by Bright.
Changes to Rooms display in Search.
In order to make room information on Agent and Client Full Reports easier to read and understand, we have updated the format and display of the Rooms section. Below is what the new layout looks like on the Agent/Client Full Report. Learn more about this change here.
Other recent updates to Search include:
- The Monthly Pet Rent and Pets Allowed YN fields are now available for Residential Lease searches as additional search fields, additional report fields, and are showing on full displays.
- In CMAs, the Summary of Comparable Properties headings have been updated to make it more clear which SqFt column comes from listings and which comes from Public Records.
The Following fixes were made to the Financial Calculators:
- Seller Net Sheet:
- Credits and Charges are now being loaded and retained when saving preference amounts.
- Under Settlement Summary, Net Proceeds to Seller no longer appears in red as a negative number.
- FHA Loan Limits have been added for towns in Public Records that were previously missing this information.
- For New Jersey properties, Transfer Tax is now shown as a dollar amount instead of a percentage.