For agents and agencies
Five pages, covering the whole of what an agency does here.
Publishing a listing is the one to read first, because it is the one that decides whether anything else happens. Which fields make a property findable, what a blank field costs you, and what withdrawing actually does.
Portfolio websites is your own branded site, built from the listings you already publish, so a price you change once is changed on both.
Enquiries is what all of it is for: where a lead came from, the states it moves through, and what is recorded about consent.
Teams and organisations is the shared account: what it owns, the three roles, and why people should join as themselves rather than sharing a login.
Reading your numbers is what each figure actually counts, which ratios are worth acting on, and where a number will mislead you.
Publishing in volume
More than a handful of properties, or a feed refreshed on a schedule, is a job for bulk import rather than for typing. In most cases the file you already send to a listing portal is one Skautik reads unchanged, so it is less work than it sounds.
That page is written for developers, but the decision it describes is not a technical one: whether your properties are managed here or by a feed determines where you edit them for good.
If you are building on the data
The developer documentation covers the API, and for business covers what portals, agencies and proptech teams build on it.