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Paragon Connect has been updated with two new powerful features a Listing Insights Report and an Auto Recovery for Published and Unpublished Listings.


Listings Insights Report


With the launch of the Listing Insights Report, a powerful new feature designed to give agents a centralized, interactive view of their listing’s performance, engagement, and activity.

 

Accessible from the overflow menu (the 3 dots in the upper corner of your listing's info card) of any published listing, the Listings Insights report consolidates key data and tools into a single, actionable view. This report helps brokers stay informed, take quick action, and better understand how their listings are performing across platforms.

 

Here are a list of the features included with this new report:


  • Assign Contacts and Manage Sell Side Setup

  • Listing Details & Media Preview

  • Listing Content & Seller Activity

  • Track Listing Views with Visual Insights

  • Track Prospect Interest and Saved Searches

  • Access Agent Details and Review Social Activity

  • Property History

  • Competition container


See an Example below if the full listing insights report:


Auto Recovery for Published and Unpublished Listings


We’re excited to introduce a major upgrade to Listing Maintenance: Auto Recovery is now available for listings that have already been saved, including partial and published listings.


This ensures your work is automatically backed up as you go, helping prevent data loss from timeouts or unexpected logouts.


What’s New?

  • Auto Recovery Every Few Minutes: Once you begin editing a listing, any changes you make are automatically backed up every 2 minutes.

  • Seamless & Silent: The recovery process happens quietly in the background, no action required, no interruptions.

  • One Recovery Per User Per Listing: To maintain data integrity, only one unsaved revision is stored per user per listing. If multiple users edit the same listing, the most recent recovery will overwrite the previous one.

  • Smart Cleanup: Once a listing is successfully saved, any existing recovery file is removed to prevent outdated data from being reintroduced.

  • Secure Restoration: If unsaved changes are detected, you’ll be prompted to review and either apply or discard them, but only if you’re the original editor of the recovery file.


Why it Matters:

Auto Recovery ensures that your listing edits are protected in real time, even after a listing has already been saved. If you're unexpectedly logged out or timed out, your most recent changes are automatically backed up and available for review when you return. This means less rework, fewer interruptions, and more confidence that your progress is safe.

 

What Will You See?

When you attempt to edit a listing, the system will first check for any unsaved changes from a previous session. If a newer recovery file is found, you’ll be shown a Recovery Review Page before entering the listing form.

 

This page gives you a clear summary of the listing and lets you choose whether to continue with your current version or apply the recovered edits. It’s designed to be intuitive and works seamlessly across desktop and mobile.

 

You’ll only see this page if:

  • A recovery file exists

  • You’re the original editor of the recovery file

  • The recovery file is newer than the current listing

 

If no recovery is found or the listing has more recent updates, you’ll proceed directly to the listing form as usual.


Example below of the Recovery Review Page:

 

 



A member recently contacted WVMLS to notify us of a scam.


How The Scam Is Initiated

An out of state lead will contact saying they found your information on the web and are looking to purchase real estate in Oregon. They will then ask to meet via Zoom. The link they send is actually Malware.


Other Versions of This Scam

  • You may receive an email warning that your Zoom account will be deactivated and it will contain a malicious Zoom link.

  • You may receive "Missed a meeting" or "Rejoin" emails which contain the malicious Zoom link.


Although Zoom is the most commonly utilized for this scam be aware that there have been reports of this scam also ran on platforms such as: SnapChat, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meetings.


Always be vigilant when a lead initiates communication, verify first, and best practice is to host any remote meetups yourself instead of relying on potentially dangerous links from untrusted sources.




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