A Long Island, N.Y., real estate operation needed a technology platform that could grow with and support its rapidly expanding business. The Dayton-Halstead firm had three offices, dozens of agents, a deep stock of properties, a steady stream of customers’ and an increasing inability to leverage those resources with its outdated database. The technology in place was slow and lacked the modern features and ease of use that were fast becoming standards in the real estate marketplace. To stay competitive, the agency needed a new system to streamline its central database, upgrade its listings, track customer needs, and share data in a user-friendly, real-time environment that would allow agents to maximize sales potential.