""RES.NET"":http://www.res.net has released what the company describes as the ultimate companion to its popular real estate transaction software, ""Accelerated Management Platform"":http://amp.res.net/marketing/productdetails.html [IMAGE]
(AMP). The new ""AMP app for iPhone and iPad"":http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/amp/id392570682?mt=8 is now available through the iPhone App Store and allows professional members of the AMP real estate agent portal to take the system with them wherever they go.
The free app includes all of the data and major functions of AMP, allowing users to complete tasks outside the office and in the field. With the new technology, agents have access to their full dashboard, which includes the ability to search for properties and add new properties, as well as new assignments and contracts, listing expirations, and inventory statistics.
[COLUMN_BREAK]Additionally, users are able to take photos and videos from their phone and upload them immediately for instant property inspections and marketing, providing sellers and buyers with in-depth details regarding listings.
The California-based real estate technology developer believes the app will change the way real estate agents conduct their business, as they now have the ability to check in and update properties on the go, rather than having to wait until they get back to the office or get to an area that has WiFi.
RES.NET notes that increasing the speed at which agents can make updates gives them the ability to complete critical and time-sensitive tasks online and onsite to ensure the highest quality results.
""We're always looking for new ways to help the members of our RES.NET community, and as such, wanted to come up with a more efficient way for agents to be able to access their properties while on the road,"" said Todd Mobraten, COO of RES.NET. ""By providing AMP professional members with AMP mobile, we have empowered them to enhance their experience with buyers and sellers with real-time updates.""
The AMP app is currently ""available for the iPhone and iPad"":http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/amp/id392570682?mt=8, and RES.NET is already working on versions for BlackBerry and Droid phones. The company says these new versions should be available in early 2011.