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Our filters are minimalist and our clients are looking for specifics. While the criteria available are much appreciated, expanding to include things like basements, acreage/lot size, etc would be wonderful to have. Also being able to see the houses from this search which have been sent to our buyers would be extremely helpful.
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Nextdoor was a great start. I used to be a moderator for our neighborhood on NextDoor. It’s was a crazy experience. So much petty discussion and no real way to modify the neighborhood. We are the experts and know our neighborhoods. How do we figure out a way to set the parameters of those neighborhoods?
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While working contacts in my class yesterday was an issue, if I had the category of "All Listed" in the above category choices, I would have chosen it.
We need to reevaluate how we look at the iPad platform. Agents are increasingly adopting the iPad — especially the iPad Pro — as their primary device. I had 2 agents, out of 5, using iPad Pro's while attending a Command class yesterday. They hit a roadblock when trying to filter tags. The "Apply" button at the bottom doesn't show, allowing them to complete the filter.
Connecting with KWRI Tech Support, I'm advised this problem will not be classified as "important" or it is considered a secondary issue, because KW is still looking at the iPad as a "Mobile" device, similar to the mobile phone.
The iPad — especially the iPad Pro — has become far more than just a "mobile device." It delivers the same power and functionality as many laptops today, and many agents are choosing it as their primary computing device. Newer agents in particular value its mobility, versatility, and ability to handle the demands of their business on the go.
With Command not being fully optimized for the iPad, it's creating unnecessary roadblocks. By developing full Command capabilities for the iPad, KWRI can empower agents with true mobility, keeping us ahead in real estate technology, and deliver the agent‑centric tools we need to run our businesses anywhere.
However, with Command not yet fully optimized for iPad use, agents face challenges accessing Chrome, logging into agent.kw.com, and managing their workflows seamlessly. Without full support, we risk frustration and the possibility of agents seeking CRM platforms that better align with how they prefer to work. Worse yet, we risk them moving their license to brokerages that use a CRM which is iPad friendly.
KW has always been an industry leader in innovation, and extending Command to provide full capabilities on iPad represents an opportunity to strengthen that leadership. By fully supporting the iPad platform, KWRI empowers agents with true mobility, removes barriers to adoption, and ensures that our technology continues to be both agent-centric and future-focused.
Developing Command for iPad is not just about convenience — it’s about giving agents the freedom and tools they need to run their business anywhere, keeping Keller Williams ahead of the curve in both real estate and technology.