Check listing sources and missing page links

Check whether your listing sources are up to date and which homes have pages on your website.

1. Open Listings

Open Account → Listings and read the live listings total.

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2. Review the sources

Read each source's count and Last read on date or Not read yet. A warning shows a failed source; a spinner means work continues.

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Correct inaccurate property facts in the source system. Contact Propelos for a stale or failed connection. This page does not edit properties or offer manual sync, source editing or deletion.

3. Read the page-match explanation

Below the sources, read Listing pages found on… and Why some have no page. Follow the action for the displayed reason.

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A linked count means a home has a page in at least one language. It does not promise one in every language version. The Finder uses the relevant language's own-website page, rather than substituting another language or a public portal page.

Publish missing homes on your website. For duplicate pages or homes with identical price, bedrooms and town, add a clear reference or distinguishing facts. For missing details, correct the source. If the website moved, update Account → Install → Your website.

For blocked, failing or unreadable pages, follow the notice with your website maintainer; a working home page does not prove property pages are readable. Still reading pages and temporary reader delays explain when another attempt follows a listings update.

Homes without an own-website page remain in Finder results and always open their photos, details and contact form inside the Finder. Open homes in a window over your page changes only homes that already have a page. For searches across agencies, a home still needs its own property page.