For The MLS
SourceRE gives MLSs full control over their data infrastructure with tailored database solutions built for scale, compliance, and innovation. Unlock the full power of your MLS Database through increased storage, security standards, intelligent distribution methods, and more.
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Give Your MLS Full Control of Its Data Ecosystem
SourceRE puts MLSs back in control of their data. Our databases are custom-built to give MLSs full authority over what data is stored, who it’s shared with, and how it’s integrated. Every solution is modern, secure, RESO-certified, and ready for what’s next.
Get in TouchUnlock Full Interoperability with the MDX Infrastructure
SourceRE enables full interoperability between MLS front-end systems through the MDX framework, no system cut-overs required. With multiple implementations in production, this approach supports intelligent consolidation, reduces migration risk, and enhances your MLS’s appeal for mergers and acquisitions.
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Distribute MLS Data Securely and Intelligently
MLSs maintain full command over their data distribution down to the dataset, feed, and API update. The built-in Data Dye™ forensic tracking ensures traceability and accountability, with permissions, custom feed creation, and usage to put you in charge of who gets what, when, and how.
Get in TouchThe SourceRE Data Marketplace
Maximize data revenue with seamless data distribution via the SourceRE Data Marketplace. This is an unprecedented opportunity for MLSs to unlock the monetary value of their data, leveraging best-in-class licensing and billing capabilities.
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The MLS Data Exchange (MDX) Framework
An MDX is a centralized database that allows an MLS to reclaim full control over its data operation, powering future growth initiatives through interoperability between front-end providers.
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The Non-Negotiables:
True Interoperability
True “choice” requires creating listings from anywhere - it’s not enough to simply view and edit from multiple front-ends.
Granular Data Control
The MLS needs to be able to make data dictionary updates and schedule new changes without having to ask vendors for permission.
RESO-Based Architecture
RESO standardized architecture ensures a database built with flexibility to scale and support future certifications.
Independent Database
A centralized database independent from any one MLS front-end vendor gives the MLS full control and decreases its dependencies.
Business Rule Validation
Business rules need to be unified between each front-end listing input interface participating in order to ensure clean and uniform data.
Support for Local Fields
A solution must be versatile enough to support local fields from the participating MLS systems to fully facilitate interoperability.
Beyond Listing Data
Scaling beyond listing and property data allows MLSs and their partners to integrate an expanding array of data sources.
Bulletproof Security
State-of-the-art security and encryption best-practices maintains operational integrity and eliminates the risk of data disruptions.
Marketplace Creation
The system must be able to generate a revenue stream through direct dissemination of data feeds to create shareholder value.
Multiple RESO Certifications
Web API Add/Edit
The Web API Add/Edit certification defines how providers use the API to create, update, or delete data via the RESO Web API.
Web API Core 2.0.0
The Web API Core certification is based on open technology standards and defines the transmission of real estate data.
Data Dictionary 1.7
The RESO Data Dictionary is the real estate industry’s universal language for data, allowing systems to seamlessly communicate.
Data Dictionary 2.0 (Pending)
SourceRE is built to the new Data Dictionary 2.0 standard, and is a part of the first batch of companies working on certification.
SourceRE is fundamentally changing the way real estate leverages data. For a long time MLSs and data providers alike have been caught up in a system that just doesn’t work. It’s time we propel the industry into the future—unlocking the power of our data at the source.
