Anyone looking for a retail CRE data management and client interface tool?
**Hello, my name is Jason Koerner and I've been building a retail CRE focused data capture, team collaboration, and client pipeline management platform called** [**retailer.space**](http://retailer.space/)**.**

It's a platform for brokers to manage and share properties, market reports, and tour books while still owning and controlling all of their data.

If anyone would like to try out the tool, you can reply here or request an invitation at:

[**retailer.space**](http://retailer.space/)
[{"id": "itrf6io", "text": "I made this short video for an very quick overview of the platform tools.\n\nhttps://youtu.be/AZP1Lt-CVl4", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "itshx7v", "text": "All the major brokerages have their own platforms to capture data and do transactions. \nWhom do you think will be your clients?", "replies": [{"id": "itt9103", "text": "\\^ Curious as well; \n\nA lot of both our institutional and mom-and-pop retail landlords have been gravitating towards VTS or DealPath for reporting and many teams I know integrate their CRMs to Salesforce or other related CRMs to track activity and log things towards their teammates.  A big sell for a lot of the competition that is out there is the UI/UX and support. \n\nIf there would be a way to have site input allow for seamless data dumps (i.e. pulling a large list off of CoStar and then having staff/support within [Retailer.Space](https://Retailer.Space) input the data which competitors in this space tend to offer and do), that could be a plus so that the Broker or Asset Manager could just continue with their day etc. Some of the more independent shops have their preferred vendors that offer a lot of data integration support (i.e. Apto, AscendixRE, etc.) so you'd need to a differentiator as to why they would utilize this over the others which are sometimes included in their split to the house/firm. \n\nA common phrase I've heard from various other brokers/retail account reps is \"At the end of the day, the best CRM / Tracking software is the one you utilize\" which is whichever is easiest to work with and use.", "replies": [{"id": "itv8hmr", "text": "Thanks for the feedback, yes, the ability to be a source for CRE data as well as a place to capture your own data alongside it is very compelling.\n\nAt the moment part of the platform's value is for a broker or broker team that does generate some of its' own data and would prefer to house it in a place where they can own and control it but also share and collaborate on it.\n\nYour last point is particularity relevant to what i'm trying to build, the tool is a website but it's fully mobile enabled, anything you can do on the desktop UI you can do in the mobile UI. The longer term product roadmap is to package the mobile version in a native app.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}, {"id": "itv7a1f", "text": "Totally agree, this tool is for broker teams that either don't have a larger corporate tool or where that tool is for some reason not covering all of their needs.\n\nThe [retailer.space](https://retailer.space) platform's main reason for existence is for brokers who want to control their data and aggregate it in a single place without making it available for secondary uses by the platform itself.\n\n[Retailer.space](https://Retailer.space) is built around the idea that you control your data, it is not packaged, licensed or resold. Eventually we'd like to implement tools for brokers to share for a fee their own data with other platform users who are looking for data.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]