From what we know, these may be the best automated vacancy schedules in the world right now. It’s awesome that they’re from South Africa.
We’re proud of how they work, and we think you will love them for your business.
Say goodbye to “dead” vacancy schedules that don’t do your stock justice.
Farewell to to the thankless, high risk task of having to manage and merge different versions of vacancies into one.
No more hours spent tediously getting your images sized just right.
Sayonara to data errors and inconsistencies.
Click a button. Select your preferred vacancy schedule format. Choose which vacancies you want to show (i.e. property category and area) – and the computer does the rest.
Your stock is always ready to go. Whenever you are.
The tool resizes vacancies images for you – so your vacancy schedules are size-efficient. Say goodbye to huge downloads.
You choose however you want your marketed properties to be displayed – from:
Once your data is in Gmaven, you can do a whole bunch more.
Direct from the system, you can use our world-beating brochures. You can also easily push your marketed space to your website, and to the portals.
In addition, you can slice and dice your data, and use our dashboards and display functionality to find great insights and show off your stats. Further, all the time, you are easily managing your stock, at scale. All this automation means you can do deals, faster and at lower risk than your competition.
Reach out to us if you’d like to learn more.
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