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Common Questions:

The Basics

What has happened in San Diego?

There are 3 associations in the San Diego area:

Greater San Diego (GSDAR)
North San Diego County AOR (NSDCAR)
Pacific Southwest AOR (PSAR)

For many years, all three associations were stakeholders in one MLS: Sandicor®.

On September 19th, 2018, the brand of Sandicor® ceased to exist in the marketplace. GSDAR now operates its own MLS, San Diego MLS (SDMLS). NSDCAR and PSAR are part of CRMLS.

What does this mean for us as NSDCAR and PSAR members?

You have the following options:

• Maintain your current accounts on Paragon, now logging in via your local AOR websites.
• Start fresh on CRMLS Matrix.
• Keep Paragon and subscribe to Matrix – users have both systems available. On Matrix, you will start fresh.

Who do I call for support?

Visit https://go.crmls.org/support/ for live chat support, or call (800) 925-1525.

What do we do if we want to transfer to Matrix?

The North San Diego County and Pacific Southwest Associations of REALTORS now provide local San Diego County CRMLS Matrix or Paragon services. They can be contacted at www.nsdcar.com and www.psar.org, or via phone at (760) 734-3971 (NSDCAR) or (619) 421-7811 (PSAR).

Membership

When did the brand of Sandicor® cease to exist?

On September 19th, 2018, the brand of Sandicor ceased to exist in the marketplace.

When did we become users of CRMLS?

The week of September 19th, 2018 was the transition period.

Who do I call for support?

Visit https://go.crmls.org/support/ for live chat support, or call (800) 925-1525.

Can I change from Paragon to CRMLS Matrix today, and does it cost anything?

Yes, you can! As far as cost goes, please contact your local AOR for more information.

Do I HAVE TO change MLS systems?

No. NSDCAR and PSAR members have the following options:

- • Maintain your current accounts on Paragon, now logging in via your local AOR websites instead of sandicor.com.
- • Start fresh on CRMLS Matrix.
- • Keep Paragon and subscribe to Matrix – users have both systems available. On Matrix, you will start fresh.

What happens if I start fresh on CRMLS Matrix?

We have instituted a transfer form available here (PDF):
San Diego Paragon User Member Transfer Form

We at CRMLS will assist any NSDCAR and PSAR members switching from Paragon to Matrix with the following:

Active listings
Import of contacts
Ownership of all history

NOTE: No saved searches or auto-emails will transfer over. If you need help starting fresh with saved searches and auto-emails, you may find the following Knowledgebase entries useful.

Do only new Matrix users get coverage from CRMLS data-shares or do all NSDCAR/PSAR users get this coverage?

Shortly after the September 19th transition, NSDCAR and PSAR members will gain coverage from 17 additional data share associations – further expanding your listing exposure.

Where can I register for training?

CRMLS training is available to assist with the transition anytime. Visit https://go.crmls.org/sandiego/ to schedule a live training, attend a webinar, or check out any of our videos or quick reference guides. If you’d like to learn more about new CRMLS products like Matrix, visit https://crmls.org/education/ and sign up for a webinar, view an online video, or read our Knowledgebase.

Additional CRMLS Benefits

What is a data share?

A data share is an agreement where two Associations, Boards, or MLSs decide to share listing data with one another directly. That means data is exchanged between MLS systems frequently to keep listing information up-to-date, and all of each organization’s listing data is visible natively in both organizations’ MLS systems.
CRMLS has a data share with SDMLS, and all San Diego-area MLS listings are available on all platforms.

What about our products, did those change?

You still have all the products you had available to you before September 19, 2018 – PLUS, as of September 19, 2018, at no additional cost, all PSAR and NSDCAR members gained additional products. These products include Remine, Cloud CMA, Cloud Streams, and Cloud MLX! PSAR and NSDCAR Matrix users also gained access to Realist Tax.

Do only new Matrix users get access to additional CRMLS products (Cloud Agent Suite, Remine, etc.), or do all NSDCAR/PSAR users get these products?

All products are available to everyone, with one exception. Realist Tax is only available to Matrix users, not Paragon-exclusive users.

What is CRMLS’s coverage area?

Please visit this page, which shows the most recent coverage map and AOR/BOR/MLS list:
https://go.crmls.org/coverage-area/.

Lockboxes

Do I have to move from SentriLock to the Supra lockbox system?

No, you will continue using SentriLock in San Diego. As an additional benefit, you can also subscribe to Supra. Contact your local AOR for additional information.

Where do I get Supra access?

Supra help is now available at your local AOR. Contact your local AOR for more information.

Where do I go for SentriLock help?

SentriLock help is now available at your local AOR (no longer at Sandicor®). Contact your local AOR for more information.

Is there a separate app for Supra?

Yes, it is called the Supra eKey app and you can open Supra boxes with it. Contact your local AOR for more information.

Can I get Supra help by calling my AOR, or do I physically have to go there?

Call your local Association first, and the AOR staff will let you know if you need to go into the office.

When will SentriLock help be transitioned to NSDCAR/PSAR? Has it already happened, or will it happen later?

It has already happened. If you have Sentrilock questions, contact your local AOR.

Listings and History in Matrix

What happens to an active listing in Paragon if the listing agent comes to Matrix?

The listing will be transferred into Matrix. The ML# will remain the same. The listing agent ID and office ID will change to the Matrix user native ID.

If I leave Paragon, will my searches and listings transfer over to CRMLS Matrix automatically?

We have instituted a transfer form available here (PDF): San Diego Paragon User Member Transfer Form
We at CRMLS will assist any NSDCAR and PSAR members switching from Paragon to Matrix with the following:

Active listings
Import of contacts
Ownership of all history

NOTE: No saved searches or auto-emails will transfer over. If you need help starting fresh with saved searches and auto-emails, you may find the following Knowledgebase entries useful.

How far back will my Paragon MLS history show in the Matrix system?

Three years. Once history is stable, we will add additional history, working from newest to oldest.

Will SDMLS also see my listings?

Yes.

What happens to reciprocal listings I added to Matrix prior to being a Matrix user? Will I get credit for those closed transactions?

Yes. Your user ID can be added to closed listings. To do so, please send the following to [email protected]:

MLS Listing #
Contract
The user ID the agent would like linked to the transaction

Has the photo upload remained the same?

Paragon users can upload 25 photos (same as always). Matrix users can upload 75 photos.

Have the status options remained the same?

All statuses that are currently available in Paragon have remained the same. Active Under Contract status is only available in Matrix.

Have the character counts on input and display remained the same?

Yes. All character counts and the way they display have remained as they were previously.

Compliance and Rules

How do we report a violation?

Paragon users continue reporting as they always have, by clicking on “Correction” on the toolbar at the top of the listing.

In Matrix, you may click on the link titled “Report a Potential Violation” at the bottom of the listing.

I have other questions about compliance and rules. Where can I find answers?

You can access information about San Diego Rules and Compliance on this page: https://go.crmls.org/sandiego