
Works with the - tools you already use.
Keep the tools your team already relies on. Seenic connects around them, so your existing systems stay in place.
Built around the tools you already use.
From live availability to distribution and analytics, Seenic connects with the systems already running your leasing experience.

Works with your site map.
Seenic works alongside the interactive site map your community already runs — Engrain powers it today, with other providers handled case-by-case. Your map stays the map of record.
- Live availability and pricing, fed from your PMS through your site-map provider
- Click-to-unit selection wired into the 3D Explorer

Keeps unit data in sync.
Unit data, availability, pricing, and floor-plan names flow from your PMS through your site-map provider, synced three times a day. Direct integration is available per portfolio, on request.
- Data mirrored from your source of truth, synced automatically
- Read-only by design — Seenic never edits your data

Carries tours across channels.
Seenic tour links are approved by all major ILSs and travel anywhere a link can go — listings, emails, social, landing pages. Your existing distribution carries them; Seenic just feeds it richer media.
- Linked to units through your PMS
- CSV of every link, with UTM guidance to track each channel

Feeds GA4, never replaces it.
Seenic pushes tour events into the GA4 property you already own, so engagement shows up in your full-funnel picture. You keep one analytics home; Seenic just feeds it.
- UTM tracking to attribute engagement to website, ILS, or campaign
- You own the data — Seenic contributes, never locks it in
Build custom on top.
Connect Seenic's units, pricing, floor plans, and tour events to your own interface through public APIs and the embeddable Player.
Module Builder configures the modules of an existing 3D Explorer and exports ready-to-paste embed code — for deployments already live with Seenic.
Two surfaces, your stack.
The Seenic Player embeds the 3D overview as a component on your own site. Its markers — buildings, units, hotspots — work like a remote control: a click sends an event to your page, and your site decides what to show, including your own unit card. The REST data API is the menu behind it: unit data, prices, square footage, floor plans, and images, ready to re-render anywhere. Both are free and ship with every deployment.