Data connections let you bring data in from an external CRM instead of adding it by hand. Today that’s Loop (available in supported markets, currently the UK). Connecting Loop imports your listings and also feeds your buyers into matching.
Find it under Settings → Data connections.
Connect Loop
Open Settings → Data connections
If Loop is available for your market, you’ll see it here. If you don’t see it, your market isn’t eligible yet.
Connect
Enter your Loop API key (required). You can optionally add your Loop User ID to scope which listings import. Use Test connection first if you want to confirm it before saving.
Sync
Your Loop listings sync into BrokerBroker. Syncing then runs on a schedule — you don’t have to trigger it. Use Sync now when you want the latest immediately.
A connection whose test fails can still be saved — you’ll see Connection saved — test failed, edit credentials to retry. Nothing syncs until the credentials work, so fix them before assuming the import is running.
Checking it is working
The page shows where the connection stands: Connected or Disconnected, the last successful sync, the next sync, and how many properties imported.
If listings aren’t appearing, this is the first place to look — a connection can read as saved while the last successful sync is empty.
After syncing
Imported properties appear under Properties like any other listing. Review them, set your sub-agent fee, and launch the ones you want on the network — importing doesn’t launch them automatically.
Your Loop buyers sync too (privately — no personal details are stored) and are matched against other brokers’ live listings. Those matches appear in From your Loop CRM under Opportunities.
Disconnect
Use Disconnect on the same page to stop syncing. Already-imported listings stay in your account. 