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Apimo integrates Spot'in 360 as a new listings portal

21-11-20251 minChristopher Médaille · Co-founder of Inoveo3D
Apimo integrates Spot'in 360 as a new listings portal

Discover how to automatically publish your listings on Spot'in 360 from Apimo.

Key Takeaways

  • Integrating Inoveo3D with Apimo automates visual enhancement workflows directly within your CRM.
  • Virtual tours and AI-staged photos sync instantly to active listings with a single click.
  • This seamless API integration saves negotiation teams valuable hours and eliminates double data entry.

Spot'in 360 becomes an official portal in Apimo!

We are pleased to announce that Spot'in 360 is now offered as an official portal within the Apimo platform, one of the most used real estate CRMs by real estate agencies. Thanks to this integration, professionals can activate Spot'in 360 as a distribution portal directly from their Apimo interface, to automatically publish their listings to our portal. This automation simplifies listing management and saves valuable time on a daily basis.

How to activate Spot'in 360 in Apimo?

1. Log in to your Apimo interface. 2. Go to the portal distribution settings. 3. Select Spot'in 360 from the list of available portals. 4. Enable automatic distribution of your listings. In just a few clicks, your properties are published on Spot'in 360 and benefit from increased visibility with a national audience.

What's next? International distribution!

This is just the beginning: international distribution will be available very soon, allowing listings published on Spot'in 360 to reach an even wider audience, worldwide. We are excited about this momentum and the promising next steps ahead for all Apimo and Spot'in 360 users.
CM

Christopher Médaille

Co-founder of Inoveo3D

Inoveo3D is a French SaaS platform for AI photo editing, 360° virtual tours and video for real estate professionals.

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