Give clients and professional contacts one public place to see your company, the people behind it and the property inventory currently connected to your team. When the same property is introduced through a company page, an agent profile and a separate list of links, every extra copy creates another place that can fall out of date. A new listing may be added to one page but not another. A team member may leave while an old profile remains public. The problem is not simply extra admin. It is the gap between what the company is doing now and what its public presence still shows.
Turn working company data into a public business presence
Company Storefront is a live tool in MLS RealtyHub that presents a company with its brand, connected employees and available company inventory on a public page hosted by MLS RealtyHub. It gives an agency or developer company a business-level view rather than making a visitor piece the organisation together from separate employee and property links.
The practical task is clear: maintain the company, team and property information in the working system, then use the storefront as the public view of that connected information. This makes the tool most useful when a company wants to introduce its business and active portfolio together.
When the storefront is the right tool
An agency head or company administrator can use the storefront when the company needs a shareable public identity supported by the work already organised in MLS RealtyHub. Common triggers include bringing several employees under one company presentation, replacing an outdated company page or giving a new contact a broader view than a single agent profile can provide.
Use Company Storefront when the immediate question is, “Who is this company, who works there and what does the team currently represent?” Choose another output when the task is different. A one-property campaign may call for a landing page. A selected group of listings may belong in a catalogue. A company that needs its own domain and a broader site structure is asking for a separate website service.
What the storefront draws from
The public page depends on information connected to the company in MLS RealtyHub, including:
- Company identity and brand information, including the company name and logo.
- Company details such as locations and services where they are maintained.
- Employees associated with the company.
- Available property inventory connected to those employees and the company.
The company needs an up-to-date profile, team relationships and property records for its public storefront to be useful. Editable fields, permissions and setup steps depend on the company’s account configuration.
From company record to public storefront
The interaction loop is simple, even though several types of information meet on the finished page.
- Maintain the company information and brand assets used for its professional presentation.
- Make sure the relevant users are associated with the company in MLS RealtyHub.
- Keep the property records connected to those users and the company current.
- Review the public storefront as a company-level presentation of the brand, people and available inventory.
- Share the public page when a client, partner or professional contact needs the wider company view.
The user is responsible for the underlying company and listing information. MLS RealtyHub presents those connected records in the storefront. The output is a public company page hosted by MLS RealtyHub, not a manually assembled document or a separate website on the company’s own domain.
What changes after the page is shared
The visitor sees the company as a connected operation
Instead of receiving a logo in one message, staff contacts in another and property links in a third, the visitor can open one company-level page. The storefront brings the brand, employees and available company inventory into the same presentation, making the relationship between the organisation, its people and its portfolio easier to understand.
The team keeps working from the underlying records
The storefront uses the current state of records connected to it. When the team maintains those records in MLS RealtyHub, the live presentation can reflect that state without rebuilding a separate public copy for each routine change. This does not mean that every external channel updates instantly or that an exported file changes after it has been downloaded.
A typical agency scenario
Consider an agency director preparing for a meeting with a new referral partner. The partner wants to understand the agency as a whole, not only the director’s personal profile. Before the storefront, the director might send an introduction deck, several staff links and a manually selected group of property URLs. Each item has to be checked separately, and the collection begins ageing as soon as the inventory changes.
With Company Storefront, the director first checks that the company identity is current, the relevant employees are associated with the company and the available listings are maintained in MLS RealtyHub. The system then presents that connected information on the company’s public storefront. The director shares one page. The partner can move from the company brand to its people and available portfolio in the same context. The next action remains practical: keep the records current and use the storefront whenever the full company view is more useful than an individual profile or single-property page.
A second use for a developer company
A developer company can apply the same pattern when it needs to present the organisation, its connected employees and its available company portfolio together. The storefront provides the company-level public view on MLS RealtyHub hosting. Detailed project management, standalone project presentations and a website on the developer’s own domain are separate tasks.
Part of Marketing and Digital Presence
Company Storefront belongs to the Marketing and Digital Presence module in MLS RealtyHub. The module connects structured working data with different public and client-facing outputs. The storefront has one specific role within that larger process: it presents the company, team and available inventory together.
That boundary matters. An agent profile presents an individual professional. A catalogue organises a collection for a particular task or audience. A landing page focuses a specific presentation. Listing syndication transfers property data to connected channels. A website service creates a separate site. Company Storefront solves the company-level presentation task.
What Company Storefront does not promise
The tool has a defined scope. Keeping that scope visible helps a company choose the right output and set accurate expectations.
- It is a public page hosted by MLS RealtyHub, not an independent company website.
- It does not by itself publish listings to every property portal or provide a two-way connection with external channels.
- It is distinct from a Company Catalogue, a landing page and a custom website.
- The public URL, displayed fields, permissions and setup steps depend on the company’s configuration.
- Its connected live view does not mean instant updates across every external destination.
- It does not provide visitor identification or heatmaps.
MLS RealtyHub is the B2B working platform. RealtyHub.cy and Realty.com.cy are separate B2C marketplaces. A public storefront hosted by MLS RealtyHub is not a marketplace page and does not by itself distribute information to those marketplaces.
Present the whole company in one place
If clients and partners still have to assemble your company from separate profiles, old pages and property links, ask to see how Company Storefront brings the brand, team and available inventory into one public MLS RealtyHub view.