What it shows
Enter an MLS number and the tool returns every field the feed delivered for that listing — unprocessed, unmapped, exactly as received. Around 750 fields come back for a typical listing, most of them empty, because the standard covers every property type from a studio condo to a working ranch.
When to reach for it
It answers one question better than anything else on the platform: is this wrong on our side, or did it arrive that way? A price that looks stale, a missing bedroom count, an address that does not match what a portal shows — check the raw field first. If the value is wrong in the dump, the correction belongs with the listing agent, not with us.
Where to find it
GenieScout → Settings → MLS Data Dump. It sits with the other GenieScout tools because it reads the feed, and it is available to team leads and administrators.
What it is not
It is a read-only inspector. Nothing you see there can be edited, and looking a listing up changes nothing about how it displays on your site.
