Guide
Publishing your listings on several portals without re-entering them
Updated on 12 November 2026
In brief
Enter your properties only once, in your management software, and let it export them to each portal in the Swiss standard format, SwissRETS. Before adding a portal, check three things: that it does not require exclusivity, that it does not bill each listing, and that it removes a sold or let property by itself.
The principle: one source, several portals
Your management software is the reference. It produces an export of your whole inventory, which each portal comes to read or which the software sends to it. Adding a portal means adding a destination in the software, without re-entering your properties.
Before adding a portal, check
- Exclusivity: some contracts ask you to publish only with them. Read the clause.
- The price per listing: with per-listing billing, every portal you add multiplies the bill by your volume.
- Synchronisation: a sold or let property must disappear by itself when it leaves your export, without you having to remove it by hand.
- Languages: the portal must show each property in the languages you publish, without machine translation that distorts your texts.
- Fees: if you want to show them, the portal must be able to display them as you set them.
If your software does not publish to a portal yet
Ask your software provider to add the portal as a destination: it is usually a setting, sometimes an agreement between the provider and the portal. The portal gives you the address or the key to enter.
With ImmGate
You indicate in your space where your software publishes its SwissRETS export, or it sends it to us through our interface. You run a dry test before publishing, you choose what is taken over (offers, property types, cantons), and a property that disappears from your export is removed a day later, then comes back by itself if it reappears. No exclusivity, no per-listing fees.