From Buyer to Backend
- A buyer installs the Chrome extension.
- As they browse property portals, the extension captures key actions such as saved homes and search queries.
- These events are packaged and sent securely to the backend via GraphQL mutations.
Backend Processing
- The backend receives and validates events.
- Data is stored across PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, and S3, depending on its type.
- Aggregations and metrics are generated to support analytics and AI-driven reporting.
- Authentication and role logic ensure data is scoped correctly to buyers, agents, and admins.
Display in the Web Application
- Buyers see their saved homes, browsing history, and reports in a personalized view.
- Agents access dashboards showing client activity, AI-generated insights, and follow-up opportunities.
- Admins gain visibility into engagement trends across clients and agents, helping them measure adoption and impact.
Continuous Feedback
This cycle repeats as buyers continue searching, generating a live feed of data that fuels retention, lead generation, and operational insight. The real-time nature of the loop ensures that each role benefits without disrupting the buyer’s natural behavior.
HomeHunter’s data flow is designed to be continuous, secure, and role-aware — capturing activity once and delivering value everywhere it matters.