Integrating two property search and management platforms

The main objective was to connect the two platforms after the acquisition, enabling users to access all features from both platforms using a single account. This integration aimed to unify functionalities so users could manage the same properties across both systems. It also involved aligning the payment systems for an integrated subscription flow and ensuring that all services relied on shared, consistent data.

This project used a tech stack including AWS (Amazon Web Services), GCP (Google Cloud Platform), Java, and JavaScript. These technologies were employed to connect the two platforms, integrate their functionalities, align payment systems, and enable reliance on shared data.

The client made it easier for end users to benefit from all features by providing a single account for both platforms. This created a unified user experience, allowing users to manage the same properties seamlessly. The integration also aligned payment systems for a consistent subscription flow and ensured services relied on shared, consistent data, improving operational efficiency.

Organizations operating multiple, separate platforms for related services, particularly after an acquisition, would benefit most. This includes real estate companies running both a public marketplace for listings and a separate digital platform for property management. Companies seeking to unify the user experience with a single account, streamline payments, and eliminate data silos would see significant advantages.