What is a search profile?
A search profile records who is looking for which property, where and at what price, and finds the properties that fit.
A search profile describes what one person is looking for. Example: A. Keller wants to rent a 3.5-room flat in Zürich for up to CHF 2,400 a month.
IDup keeps this together with the contact, compares it with your properties and vacant units, and shows the best matches with a percentage.
Where to find itReal estate → Search profiles
What a search profile contains
- Buy or rent, or both.
- The property types, for example Apartment or House.
- Places, postcodes or regions, with an optional radius.
- Price, rooms, area and move-in date.
- Features marked as Nice or Must.
- Contact details, source and consent.
The five tabs
- Overview: the list of search profiles, with search and filters.
- Statistics: visitors, demand and origin.
- Matches: which properties fit which search profiles.
- Forms: the forms that prospects fill in themselves.
- Settings: automatic sending, retention and location search.
How search profiles arrive
- A prospect fills in a form on your website, by link or by QR code.
- You add one by hand, for example after a phone call.
- You paste an email and let IDup AI fill in the fields.
Is it switched on?The Search profiles module is switched on per company. If you do not see it under Real estate, ask your administrator. See Modules: what is switched on in your workspace.
Next: Forms for search profiles and Add a search profile.
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