San Antonio Leverages Threewide/FNRES Partnership
Morgantown, WV – May 9, 2007 – The San Antonio Board of REALTORS® (SABOR) in Texas announced today they will be installing Threewide’s ListExporter™ to better control and manage their data feeds from their Paragon™ 3 MLS System provided by Fidelity National Real Estate Solutions’ (FNRES) MLS Systems and Solutions, a division of Fidelity National Financial, Inc.
“We are excited about using ListExporter with our Paragon 3 MLS system,” said Travis Kessler, Chief Executive Officer of SABOR. “Our members currently enjoy the benefits of our relationship with FNRES through the Paragon 3 system. By adding ListExporter, we now have more control over the data we are exporting from Paragon 3 and who we are sending it to. We can be more responsive to our data requests while safeguarding our members’ data. . The Threewide/FNRES partnership is a great example of how to combine two industry-proven products, through a seamless interface, to enable us to offer more products and services to our members,” Kessler concluded.
ListExporter, the industry standard for data exports, enables the MLS staff to selectively package listing data and images and send it to virtually any location in a variety of custom and industry standard formats. With ListExporter, data feeds can be sent on-demand or through a set schedule.
“We look forward to working with such a respected organization like SABOR,” said Rob Reid, Executive Vice President for Threewide. “The combination of ListExporter and Paragon 3 will only increase the value of SABOR’s product offering and help their members become more efficient and ultimately more profitable.”
About SABOR
The San Antonio Board of REALTORS® was formed in 1916 as a professional trade association providing products, programs and services to REALTORS®. The San Antonio Board of REALTORS® represents more than 7,500 members in the greater San Antonio area.
For information on SABOR, please visit www.sabor.com.
About Threewide Corporation
Threewide Corporation was founded in July of 1999 and has been focused on the real estate vertical since its inception. In mid-2000, the company began to focus on the digital capture, packaging, and transport of data for brokerages, Multiple Listing Services and other industry vendors.
For more information, please visit www.threewide.com.
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Is the end near for our friends at MLSNI? Back on May 9th Inman reported that a judge in Chicago ordered MLSNI shareholders to participate in a vote, about merging MLSNI and MAP MLS, within 30 days. That date is fast approaching. This got us thinking of what a boring place the MLS world will be without the drama that is MLSNI. Remember Jay? Last rumor I heard was he was playing guitar in a band around town. website hosting information Some other stuff comes to mind; Running 4 (?) MLS systems at the same time, seems like they were the Petri dish for new MLS related technology solutions. What vendor didn’t have a contract with MLSNI?? And of course there was Brenda and REBIG.
