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In Zapier, use Webhooks by Zapier with a Catch Hook. In Make, add a Custom webhook module. Paste the URL it gives you into the webhook connection under Where leads go. IDX Bloom then sends one JSON post per lead, with an optional secret and signature. A dedicated app is not needed; any tool that accepts webhooks works.

No, you never need one. IDX Bloom finds the right pages by itself, while a traditional IDX shows its search only where you add a shortcode or widget by hand. For one exact spot, use the [idx_bloom_search] shortcode or the block, and the plugin keeps working on every other page.

Tick Spanish when the plugin asks. Each grown page then gets a Spanish twin, linked to its English page with hreflang. Visitors can type their search in plain words in Spanish too, in the same single box, and the cards and forms appear in Spanish.

Yes. In Preview mode IDX Bloom runs on one private page and changes nothing else, so you can test it next to the search you have now and switch when you are ready. To return to Preview later, go to Home, then Back to preview. When you go live, Property Search joins your menu once.

No. These are connectors you run on your own account with each CRM, so they are not partnerships with those companies. BoldTrail's API access depends on your plan, and Lofty may limit it by plan. Besides the CRMs, leads can go to a webhook or to email, and email should be paired with an SMTP plugin.