readme.txt

=== SimplyRETS ===
Author: SimplyRETS
Contributors: SimplyRETS
Tags: rets, idx, idx plugin, mls, mls listings, real estate, simply rets, realtor, rets feed, idx feed
Requires at least: 3.0.1
Tested up to: 5.1.1
Stable tag: 2.6.4
License: GPLv3
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html

Show your Real Estate listings on your website, simply! SimplyRETS
makes it easy to search and display listings from your MLS on your
website, and gives you full control over your data.

== Description ==

= Getting Started =

SimplyRETS allows you to display and search your Real Estate listings
directly on your Wordpress site. And it can all be set up in less than 5
minutes!

The SimplyRETS Plugin has the most filtering options of any IDX Plugin
on the market, with over 25 different ways to create unique pages of
listings on your site. No iframes, great SEO, and a modern and
customizable interface for a modern Real Estate site.

To get *your* listings showing through the plugin there's only three steps:

1. [Create an account with SimplyRETS](https://simplyrets.com/account)
2. Use the RETS credentials from your MLS to [create an app](https://simplyrets.com/blog/getting-set-up.html).
3. Start getting LIVE listings right on your site!

**[View plugin examples and documentation](http://wordpress-demo.simplyrets.com/documentation)**

**[Visit our website](https://simplyrets.com)**


= Quick Start =
After installing and activating the plugin - you can quickly get
listings showing by putting the following short-code on *any* page:
`[sr_listings]`.

But that's just a start! There are many ways you can show and filter
the listings - check out the
**[full documentation](http://wordpress-demo.simplyrets.com/documentation)**.


= The 5 Minute Setup =
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh-YJYyhxv0]


= Using the Test Listings =

To use the free trial listings, all you need to do is install it and
start creating pages!  The test credentials are already saved in the
plugin when you install it, so you can spend more time making an
awesome real estate website.

= Features & Documentation =

To use the available widgets, and short-codes - start by reading over
[the Documentation page](http://wordpress-demo.simplyrets.com/documentation).

The [GitHub README](https://github.com/rbros/simplyretswp) also provides a good starting
point for developers looking to customize some features.

As always, you can email [support@simplyrets.com](mailto:support@simplyrets.com) for any
questions you can't find an answer to!

= How it Works =

The SimplyRETS plugin generates accurate and correct HTML and does
*not* use iframes or ever take your visitors away from your site -
which we've learned is essential for materializing online leads. The
power is put back in your hands by giving you full control of which of
your listings to show, and on which pages.

The plugin also provides you extensions on many standard Wordpress features:

* A robust set of shortcodes and attributes to build virtually any type of page you can imagine.
* A custom 'SimplyRETS Listings' page type for creating pages with listing results.
* Sidebar and footer widgets for Featured Listings, Search, etc.
* Plenty of short-codes for splicing your listings into any page or post.
* Filters for searches, custom pages, etc.

SimplyRETS provides the fastest and most up-to-date solution for
embedding your listings on your site. SimplyRETS will update as
frequently as every hour (or as frequent as your MLS provider
allows). This means that you're ahead of the competition and can have
the fastest possible response time for dealing with interested
prospects.

This plugin is fast! You don't have to worry about slowing down
your website by pulling lots of data on every page load. The SimplyRETS
plugin is optimized to only load on the correct pages, and to
only load the listings you choose. By doing this, you are able to keep
visitors on your site to look at more properties. If you offer the
fastest searching solution in your city, why would they go any where
else?

SimplyRETS uses the RETS (Real Estate Standards Organization)
protocol. This allows you to be on the leading technical edge and
provides you with many advantages of IDX (internet data exchange)
including response speed, compatibility across multiple MLS areas, and
up-time.  So while your competition is working on getting properties
on their site, you can install the SimplyRETS Wordpress plugin and
spend more time actually selling!



== Installation ==

You can simply install this plugin a couple of different ways:

= Wordpress Plugin Directory =

1. If you usually install plugins via the Wordpress Dashboard 'Add
Plugins' page, you can just search for 'SimplyRETS' and click
install!

= Install from the .zip: =

1. Download the `.zip` file

1. In your Wordpress dashboard, go to `Plugins -> Add New`. Choose `Upload a New Plugin` and upload the `.zip` file.

= Manual install from .zip: =

1. Download the `.zip` file and extract it into your sites `wp-content/plugins` directory

1. Be sure to extract it into a directory called `wp-content/plugins/simply-rets/`.

= Activating =

Once you have the plugin installed via one of the methods above, you
can go to the Plugins page of your Wordpress site and click `activate`
on SimplyRETS. Once successfully activated, you can start using the
demo listings, or enter your SimplyRETS credentials to start getting
your listings!



== Frequently Asked Questions ==

Below are some frequently asked questions. For something you can't
find, try our [FAQ](https://simplyrets.com/faq).

= Can I use this plugin for free? =

Yes! The SimplyRETS Wordpress plugin comes with free demo listings
that you can use on your site.  Mostly, this should be used for
testing the plugin to make sure it fits your needs. To show *your*
listings on your site, you will need an active plan with [SimplyRETS](https://simplyrets.com).

= Can I use my existing Wordpress theme? =

Yes! The SimplyRETS plugin generates widely compatible and responsive
HTML for your pages. It has tested on and made to work with many
different types of Wordpress themes. If you find a theme that this
plugin does not work with, let us know! The plugin does *not* use
iframes, but generates and embeds the HTML directly on your site, which
means that your visitors get the best experience possible when
browsing your listings.

= Is it possible to use my own CSS or change the styling? =

Absolutely! The plugin comes with very versatile CSS, but you may want
to add your own style and personal touch to it. We've created a very
simple set of CSS classes and ID's for you to use to change the
styles.  You can start by installing one of the many custom CSS
Wordpress plugins, or if you're using a Child Theme, you can put it
directly in your child-custom.css/style.css.  You can find the SimplyRETS
Style Documentation in the Documentation section of the website:
[SimplyRETS Style Documentation](https://docs.simplyrets.com).

= How do I show *my* listings through this plugin? =

Once you've decided that the plugin does what you need it to do, you
can contact us at [the SimplyRETS
website](https://simplyrets.com#home-contact). We'll get you signed up and provide
you with an API username and password. Starting to use your real
listings is as easy as plugging the API credentials into the Wordpress
Admin settings page (`Settings -> SimplyRETS`) and hitting save! If the
credentials are valid, your listings will start to show
automatically. If they are invalid, the test data will continue to be
used.

= How often are the listings refreshed? =

SimplyRETS will keep the most up to date listings on your site. We
will refresh on average every 2 hours.

= Do I have to be signed up with an MLS provider? =

Yes. In order for the plugin to show your listings, you first need to
get a RETS feed set up with your MLS provider.

= I want to only show my listings, and not my whole office. Is that possible? =

The SimplyRETS plugins provides 'filters' for all the listings on
your site. For example, if you create a new SimplyRETS page, you can
add an Agent Filter on that page which will take your Agent MLS
Id. Then when that page is loaded, only listings tied to that Agent
MLS Id will be shown.

= How long can I use the test data? =

You can use the test data for as long as you need! The only
restriction for the test data is that you must make less than 1,000
requests a day. Other than that, keep in mind that the test data
listings are *not* real properties, but it does provide the same
fields that we will get from your MLS provider.


== Screenshots ==

1. SimplyRETS settings page for entering API credentials

2. The SimplyRETS custom page type creation pages. Here you can show
different types of listings with the available 'page filters' and add
any short codes, like a search form.

3. A client side page with multiple listing results embedded.

4. A single listing details page complete with an image gallery,
contact button, and sidebar widget.

5. The SimplyRETS Featured Listing sidebar widget in action. (default 2015 theme)

6. This screenshot shows the search form short-code and a featured
listing sidebar widget.

7. The SimplyRETS Listings Slider


== Changelog ==

= 2.6.4 =
* FIX: Fix issue where the text "County" is duplicated on search result pages.

= 2.6.3 =
* ENHANCEMENT: Show listing close price on property details page

= 2.6.2 =
* ENHANCEMENT: Display property type and subtype on listing details page
* ENHANCEMENT: Add support for subtype parameter on [sr_listings] and [sr_search_form]

= 2.6.1 =
* FIX: Fix class and ID attributes on advanced search form markup.

= 2.6.0 =
* ENHANCEMENT: Allow `neighborhoods`, `cities`, and `counties` parameters on [sr_search_form].
* ENHANCEMENT: Support ActiveUnderContract listings in SimplyRETS widgets.

= 2.5.8 =
* FIX: Fix [sr_search_form] API query when no postalCodes are specified.

= 2.5.7 =
* ENHANCEMENT: Add support for `postalCodes` parameter on [sr_search_form].

= 2.5.6 =
* FIX: Remove extra markup from listing details map info window.

= 2.5.5 =
* ENHANCEMENT: Add admin option to disable maps on listing details pages.
* ENHANCEMENT: Increase compatibility tag for WordPress 5.0
* FIX: Fix issue with generating invalid markup

= 2.5.4 =
* FIX: Fix `vendor` parameter on [sr_map_search] short-code.

= 2.5.3 =
* FIX: Fix logic for loading custom single-sr-listings.php template.

= 2.5.2 =
* ENHANCEMENT: Add admin option to customize no search results message.

= 2.5.1 =
* FIX: Fix error when loading multiple maps with [sr_listings]

= 2.5.0 =
* FIX: Fix all known PHP warnings while in WP_DEBUG mode (yay!)
* CHANGE: Add div element wrapper to search results list

[**View the complete CHANGELOG here**](https://github.com/SimplyRETS/simplyretswp/blog/master/CHANGELOG)

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 2.5.7 =
**Please upgrade to v2.5.8**. A bug was introduced in v2.5.7 that will make the [sr_search_form] work incorrectly if there are *no* `postalCodes` parameters set. This bug is fixed in v2.5.8 and is available in your WordPress dashboard.

= 2.0.0 =
**There are some changes you should be aware of**
* Permalinks on single listing pages (the web page), will now use 'pretty permalinks' automatically if the rest of your site is using them. If your site is using Default links, the plugin will too.
* The price on single listing pages is no longer in the title, it is right below, along with the listings' status, for prominence and to allow links to listings to be shared online.

= 1.7.0 =
* Note that SimplyRETS Page Builder and SimplyRETS Pages are both being deprecated in favor of using short-codes directly. Both of those will still be supported.
* In this update, there is a change to the MLS ID that the Featured and Random Listing Widgets use. If you are using either of those widgets, be sure to double check them after this update.


== Documentation ==

**[See the full plugin examples and documentation here](http://wordpress-demo.simplyrets.com/documentation)**

The SimplyRETS plugin makes it easy an intuitive to show your listings
on your site in a way that *you* want. There's virtually no
restrictions to how you can customize the plugin and your site.

The plugin is based around shortcodes; there are shortcodes for
listings, search forms, sliders, and more. Each of these shortcodes
takes attributes that refine which listings are pulled. For example:

To show all listings from your MLS:

`[sr_listings]`

but to only show listings from a specific agent:

`[sr_listings agent="AGENTID"]`

..read more about the available attributes [here][#Available-Attributes].

== Contents ==

* [Shortcodes](#Shortcodes)
  - Show Listings
  - Search Form
  - Featured Listing Slider
  - Interactive Map Search
* [Available Filters](#Available-Filters)
* [Admin Settings / Permalinks](#Admin-Settings-and-Permalinks)
* [MLS Compliance Settings](#MLS-Compliance-Settings)
* [Widgets](#SimplyRETS-Widgets)
* [Trial Listings](#Trial-Listings)
* [SimplyRETS Pages](#SimplyRETS-Pages)
* [Customizing CSS](#Customizing-the-CSS)
* [Support / More Documentation](#Support,-Contributing,-and-More-Information)


== Shortcodes ==

Most of the plugin is built around using shortcodes. This allows the
most flexibility for customizing your own layout and search pages.


= SimplyRETS Listings Shortcode =

`[sr_listings]`

This is the main shortcode for showing listings on any page of your
site. Put this shortcode onto any page and, voila, you've got
listings!

This shortcode takes many different [attributes][shortcodes
attributes], and you can combine almost any of them.

If you want to use the listings shortcode, but only show listings
above $500,000 then you would simply add the `minprice` attribute:

`[sr_listings minprice="500000"]`

So how about the same minimum price, but only for one specific agent?
Easy!

`[sr_listings minprice="500000" agent="ID"]`

(*Note: the ID is provided by your MLS*)


= SimplyRETS Search Form Shortcode =

`[sr_search_form]`

Next up is the search form shortcode. This is what ties together the
ability to search and view listings.

This shortcode also takes a few different attributes, but not quite as
many as the listings shortcode because the user will change them.

For example, you can set up a search form that will only search form
that will always search one specific office or brokerage:

`[sr_search_form brokers="ID"]`

(*Note: the ID is provided by your MLS*)

You can also set the search form to search pre-designated property types (like Residential and Condominium). To do so, use the `type` attribute within the sr_search_form short-code:

*This will default to search Rentals only:*
`[sr_search_form type="Rental"]`

*This will default to search Commercial and Land only:*
`[sr_search_form type="Land; Commercial"]`

There are several use-cases for the search form and you can put it
anywhere on your site you want! The two most common ways to use the
search form are:

1. On the landing area of your homepage, to get the visitor to start a
   search immediately.
1. To be used in combination with the listings shortcode, like so:

`[sr_search_form]`
`[sr_listings]`

This builds a nice page with an initial set of listings, which
promotes the visitor to continue making a search.


= Listings Slider Shortcode =

`[sr_listings_slider]`

The listing slider is a great feature that allows you to build a
'slider' of listings. See [screenshot #7](https://wordpress.org/plugins/simply-rets/screenshots/)
for a quick glance of how it works.

*Note: Some attributes (listed below) can take multiple values. sr_listings_slider currently only supports one value per attribute. For example, [sr_listings_slider postalCodes="123456"] is supported, but [sr_listings_slider postalCodes="12345; 34567"] is not.*

**Attributes**

* random
Show the listings in a random order whenever the page is loaded.
`[sr_listings_slider random="true"]`


The slider shortcode takes all the same attributes as the listings
shortcode, which is all of them. So to make a slider with listings
over $500,000:

`[sr_listings_slider minprice="500000"]`

And the same minimum price, but only for one specific agent? Easy!

`[sr_listings_slider minprice="500000" agent="ID"]`


(*Note: the Agent ID is provided by your MLS*)

= Interactive Map Search =

The SimplyRETS plugin also provides a second kind of map based search that allows
the user to search by drawing polygons over and area and setting their parameters.

The short-code can be used with:

`[sr_map_search]`

**Attributes**

* search_form

Show search form in addition to the map.

`[sr_map_search search_form="true"]`

* list_view

Show a list view of search results below the map

`[sr_map_search list_view="true"]`


(*Note: Maps can only be enabled when latitude and longitude are
available for the listings. Some MLS's do not provide this, in which
case you can check out the SimplyRETS Geocoding Addon.*)

== Available Filters ==

There are ton of attributes available for refining the listings in any
way you can imagine. Each of these attributes can be used in any of
the shortcodes, and you can use (most of) them in combination with
each other like the examples above:

* **mlsid**
Fetches a single listing by it's mlsid.
`[sr_listings mlsid="12345"]`

* **status**
Refines listings by a certain status, like Active, Pending, or Closed. (Separate multiple with a semicolon ';')
`[sr_listings status="Closed"]`
`[sr_listings status="Active; Pending"]`

*Note: By default, Active and Pending are queried*

* **minprice**
Refines listings to a minimum price.
`[sr_listings minprice="500000"]`

* **maxprice**
Refines listings to a maximum price.
`[sr_listings maxprice="1000000"]`

* **minbeds**
Set a minimum amount of bedrooms.
`[sr_listings minbeds="3"]`

* **maxbeds**
Set a maximum amount of bedrooms.
`[sr_listings maxbeds="3"]`

* **minbaths**
Set a minimum amount of baths.
`[sr_listings minbaths="3"]`

* **maxbaths**
Set a maximum amount of baths.
`[sr_listings maxbaths="3"]`

* **q**
A fuzzy keyword search that will include listings matching a given string.
`[sr_listings q="great view"]`

* **type**
Refines listings by a certain type, like Residential, Condo, Rental.
`[sr_listings type="Rental"]`

* **agent**
Refines listings to a specific agent by taking an agent's MLS ID.
`[sr_listings agent="JDOE12"]`

* **brokers**
Refines listings to a specific brokerage by taking a brokerage's MLS ID.
`[sr_listings brokers="KWREALTY1"]`

* **cities**
Refines listings to a given set of cities. (Separate multiple with a semi-colon).
`[sr_listings cities="Houston; Austin; Dallas"]`

* **neighborhoods**
Refines listings to a given set of neighborhoods/subdivisions. (Separate multiple with a semi-colon).
`[sr_listings neighborhoods="Heights; Downtown; Uptown"]`

* **postalcodes**
Refines listings to a given set of postal codes. (Separate multiple with a semi-colon).
`[sr_listings postalcodes="12345; 34567"]`

* **counties**
Refines listings to a given set of counties. (Separate multiple with a semi-colon).
`[sr_listings counties="Harris; Travis"]`

* **amenities**
Refines listings to a given set of amenities. (Separate multiple with a semi-colon).
`[sr_listings amenities="Granite; Balcony"]`

* **features**
Refines listings to a given set of features. (Separate multiple with a semi-colon).
`[sr_listings features="Tennis Court; Waterfront"]`

* **water**
Refines listings to only ones that have a value for the 'water' field. `true` is the only valid value:
`[sr_listings water="true"]`

*Note: This is only available for feeds that have a value for 'water'*.

* **vendor**
Refines listings by a certain vendor or MLS Board. (This is required when your account has multiple MLS's).
`[sr_listings vendor="MFRMLS"]`

* **limit**
The amount of listings to return. Default is 20, maximum is 50.
`[sr_listings limit="50"]`

* **offset**
Returns a set of listings and skips the first *n*, where *n* is the offset.
`[sr_listings offset="20"]`

* **sort**
Displays the listings in a specific order.
`[sr_listings sort="listprice"]`

(The available sort options are `listprice`, `-listprice`, `listdate`, `-listdate`, `baths`, `-baths`, `beds`, and `-beds`.
Options starting the a minus (-) are high to low, no minus sign is low to high).

*Note: By default, the listings are sorted by modification time, newest first*

* **advanced**
This attribute is to turn the basic search form into an advanced search form.
`[sr_search_form advanced="true"]`


== SimplyRETS Widgets ==

The SimplyRETS plugin comes with several widgets you can use in you
sidebar and footer. The currently available widgets include:

* **Search Form Widget**
  The search form widget allows you to add an MLS search in the
  sidebar or footer of your site.

* **Featured Listing Widget**
  This takes one listing MLS id, and will embed the property in a
  widget with a link to the details page of that property

* **Random Listing Widget**
  This is similar to the Featured Listing Widget, but takes multiple
  MLS Id's. On each page load, it will show one of the listings
  provided.

* **Agents Listing Widget**
  The search form widget allows you to add an MLS search in the
  sidebar or footer of your site.


== Admin Settings and Permalinks ==

This sections will discuss some of the basic configuration options
available to admin's through the plugin:

= Account credentials =

The account credentials section in the admin settings is where you'll
enter your API Credentials for your SimplyRETS app. If you don't yet
have a SimplyRETS app, the default *demo* credentials will be
available.

= Single Listing Page Settings =

These settings allow you to control various parts of the listing
details pages, including the contact form and some of the fields that
are shown.

**Contact form lead capture**

When this is enabled, a lead capture contact form will be shown at the
bottom of listing details pages. In the *Send lead capture form
submissions to* input, you can enter the email address where you'd
like to receive lead emails.

*Note: The WordPress admin email is used if no email is provided*

**Show/Hide fields**

Show and/or hide various parts of the listing details page:

* Hide 'Listing meta information' fields from property details?
  This option hides `listDate`, `modificationTimestamp`, `taxYear`,
  and `taxAmmount` from listing details pages.

* Do not show Agent/Office phone number and email address
  If checked, the listing office and agent's contact information will
  not be shown. Note that, in most cases, the name will still be
  shown.

* Hide 'Listing Remarks' (description) field from property details?
  If checked, the listing description will not be dispayed.

* Show additional room details?
  If available, extra information about the listing's rooms will be
  shown when this is enabled.

* Show MLS status text if available (hide standardized status)?
  If a `statusText` is available for the listing, show that instead of
  the standardized status. Read more about `statusText`
  [here](https://docs.simplyrets.com/api/index.html#!/default/get_properties)

= Image gallery settings =

There are two types of image galleries available for listing details
pages: *fancy* and *classic*. Here, you can choose which one you'd
like to use.

**Permalinks**

SimplyRETS has support for 'pretty' and 'ugly' permalinks. It will
choose the best one based on your current configuration and there
are a couple of options to fine-tune it.

- If your WordPress site uses 'default' (ugly) permalinks, the
  plugin is forced to use those as well.

- If your WordPress site is using 'pretty' permalinks, you can
  choose between 'pretty' and 'extra pretty' SimplyRETS links in the
  "Permalnks" section of the admin panel. Here are some basic
  examples:

*Pretty*: http://yoursite.com/listings/{id}/{streetAddress}
*Extra Pretty*: http://yoursite.com/listings/{city}/{state}/{postalCode}/{streetAddress}/{id}


== MLS Compliance Settings ==

In some cases, you may need to show additional disclaimers and
information for broker reciprocity. The SimplyRETS WordPress plugin
has some options you can use to make this easier.

**Show brokerage name by listing summaries**

In the SimplyRETS Settings page of your WordPress dashboard you will
find a setting called "Show brokerage name". With this enabled, the
name of the listing brokerage will be shown next to *all* thumbnail
and summary sections, as well as on listing details pages.

**IDX Image for listing summaries**

This option allows you to add a URL for an image that will be shown
with all listing summaries. For example, a broker reciprocity image
can be added, and anywhere a listing summary is shown that image will
be shown as well.

**Custom disclaimer**

If you need to add a custom disclaimer to your website, the SimplyRETS
plugin offers a way for you to do so. On the `Settings -> SimplyRETS
Settings` page there is an option called "Custom disclaimer". In this
box, you can paste the text or HTML for your own disclaimer. A few
notes:

- Use the `{lastUpdate}` variable to splice in a timestamp for the
  last time the listings were updated.

- You can use HTML or plain text.

- Disclaimers will be shown at the bottom of the output for every
  short-code.


== Trial Listings ==

You can use the Trial Listings as much as you need before you set up
your own. They only contain a subset of the options that are available
from most MLS's, but there is plenty to work with! Here's how to get
hem set up:

* Navigate to the SimplyRETS Settings page in your Wordpress dashboard
  `Settings -> SimplyRETS`

* Insert the testing API Keys (Username: simplyrets Password:
  simplyrets)

The trial listings are activated automatically - so if you're
installing the plugin for the first time, you don't need to do the
above steps.


== SimplyRETS Pages ==

**Note: SimplyRETS pages are no longer the recommended way of creating**
**listing pages. Instead, we recommend creating a regular WordPress Page**
**and using the short-codes directly.**

SimplyRETS pages allow for an easy way to get up and running with new
pages. Here's a few tips:

* To create a new page, navigate to `SimplyRETS -> Add New Page` in
  your Wordpress dashboard. (by default these pages will show all of
  your listings - 25 per page). Name it, publish it, and you're done!

* You can add filters to this page by editing the post and using the
  **Filter Results on this Page** options.

* You can add filters for price, agent, min/max bed, min/max bath and
  more.

* SimplyRETS Pages give you the ability to choose from your theme's
  available templates.


*Note*: it is usually recommended to use the shortcodes directly since
they give you much more control and options, however if you're a
theme developer then customizing the SimplyRETS pages may be the best
option.


== Customizing the CSS ==

We're are totally OK with you tweaking the CSS and changing it to fit your needs. As a matter of fact, we want you to!

If you need to add any custom styling you can add custom CSS using our
Style Guide. The Style Guide will show you which classes and id's to
use to when adding your own css. You can find it here:

[SimplyRETS Style Guide](https://docs.simplyrets.com/simply-rets-client.html)


== Support, Contributing, and More Information ==

We want to hear from you! Whether you're an agent or developer, need
help getting set up, or want to contribute some code - come one come
all.


= Feature Request? =

If you have a suggestion for a new feature to add to the plugin, let
us know! We're always looking to expand our plugin to give you what
you need to make the best possible site. Email support@simplyrets.com
if you have an idea, we'd love to hear it!

= For Developers =

If you're interested in building your own Plugin or Application,
SimplyRETS offers several different API's specifically geared towards
developers. We provide a JSON API's to access the same data you see in
this plugin, as well as other services like Database population and
analytics, and geocoding.  The API's are simple, and the documentation
is robust. Try it out and let us know what you think.

Visit the SimplyRETS website for more details and a full list of
services: [SimplyRETS Features](https://simplyrets.com/services)

There is more documentation for both the SimplyRETS API, and the
SimplyRETS Wordpress plugin. You can dig into all of that on the
SimplyRETS Docs website: [SimplyRETS Documentation](https://docs.simplyrets.com)