Category Archives: Feedback
dsSearchAgent IDX ♥’s Walk Score
Okay, we admit it. We’re suckers for Walk Score and the philosophy behind it. Here’s how Front Seat, the guys behind Walk Score, describe their product: Walk Score helps people find walkable places to live. Walk Score calculates the walkability … Continue reading
Social Media has Arrived
Diverse Solutions (DS) is proud to announce that Mike Price has joined the DS team effective January 1st as our new Social Media Manager. Mike is a veteran real estate technology and marketing expert with over 12 years of experience … Continue reading
Diverse Solutions attends ARMLS Tech Fair Aug. 21-22
Last week Robert Luna and I had the pleasure of representing Diverse Solutions the ARMLS Tech Fair along with a few notable bloggers from the greater Phoenix area. It was great attending an event hosted by the MLS to promote … Continue reading
dsControlPanel Soft Release
We are wrapping up our beta of dsControlPanel today and going ahead with a soft release of dsControlPanel. To recap, our dsControlPanel is a combination of our dsAgentChat, dsSearchAgent, and dsAgentReach individual administration areas. Not only can you find all … Continue reading
dsControlPanel – Saluti!
Overview We have been hard at work improving the backend for both our mapping mls idx-solution, dsSearchAgent, and our contact & lead-management solution, dsAgentReach, for some time, and today we wanted to introduce to you some of the overall changes … Continue reading
dsAgentChat Desktop Beta Update
Hey everyone, we’ve updated our dsAgentChat Desktop with the most recent changes to the Adobe AIR framework, and a couple minor tweaks to dsAgentChat itself. To get on board with the latest version head to: http://admin.dsagentchat.com/Desktop/ and click the [Install … Continue reading
It’s about time…
Welcome to the NEW Diverse Solutions Corporate Blog. My name is Justin LaJoie, and I am the CEO and President of Diverse Solutions. After months of procrastinating over starting a company blog, we are finally here. I didn’t just want … Continue reading