Bad coordinates
never reach your site.
Every MLS feed has listings with bad or missing coordinates. GeoGenie™ checks each imported listing against your market’s geographic center, quarantines the outliers from public search, and automatically restores them the moment the MLS corrects the data — so your map and search stay clean without manual cleanup.
GeoGenie™ — what it does
Centroid Validation
Each import is checked against its geographic center, and each job against its configured area — so a listing in the wrong place stands out immediately.
Quarantine, Don’t Delete
Outliers are quarantined and excluded from every public property query, while admin and REST access stay untouched.
Self-Healing
When the MLS corrects a listing’s coordinates, GeoGenie automatically un-quarantines it on the next import. No manual cleanup.
Visible in GenieScout
Quarantined listings remain visible to you in GenieScout with a clear warning, so nothing is ever silently lost.
Cached & Fast
Area centroids are geocoded once and cached for 30 days, so validation adds accuracy without slowing your nightly import.
Clean Map & Search
The result: your public map and search only ever show listings that actually belong in your market.
GeoGenie™ questions answered
What problem does GeoGenie solve?
MLS feeds occasionally contain listings with wrong or missing coordinates, which can drop a pin in the wrong city or break map search. GeoGenie catches those listings before they reach your public site.
How does it decide a listing is an outlier?
It uses two checks: a batch check against the geographic center of the import, and a single-listing check against your job's configured area, geocoded and cached. Listings that fall outside the distance threshold are flagged.
Does it ever delete listings?
No. Outliers are quarantined, not deleted. They are simply hidden from public search and clearly marked in GenieScout so you can review them.
What happens when the MLS fixes the coordinates?
GeoGenie self-heals. On the next import, if the corrected listing now passes validation, it is automatically un-quarantined and returns to public search.
