Access REcolorado Data Through Bridge Interactive
Connect to REcolorado listing data through Bridge Interactive, our exclusive data delivery platform. All new data customers may request data access by completing a license agreement in Bridge Interactive.
How to Request REcolorado Data Access
1. Create or Log In to Your Bridge Account
New vendors now have access to request REcolorado data in Bridge Interactive. First, create a Bridge Interactive account or log in to an existing account to begin a data access request.
Note: REcolorado subscribers (Participants, Managing Brokers, agents, admins, and staff) can begin requesting data through Bridge beginning in September. Before requesting data, users must log in to Bridge through the REcolorado CONNECT dashboard.
2. Create an Application
Create an application that describes your product and intended use case(s). REcolorado grants access to one data feed per application, with the exception of Back Office; a single Back Office feed may support multiple approved Back Office use cases.
Not sure which feed type meets your needs? View descriptions of each feed type below or contact datalicensing@recolorado.com before submitting your request.
3. Request Data Access
From your application, select Data Access > Request Data Access, search for REcolorado in MLS Datasets, and click Apply.
4. Complete Licensing Requirements
REcolorado will review your request and provide the appropriate license agreement based on your use case. Complete the required agreement and questionnaire in Bridge.
5. Receive Data Access
Once your agreement is approved, you will receive confirmation that data access has been granted and you can begin your integration.
Data Feed Types
Internet Data Exchange (IDX) is needed when you are displaying listing data publicly on a broker or agent website.
Examples:
- Public property search website
- Brokerage website with searchable listings
- Agent-branded listing search pages
- Consumer-facing property detail pages
IDX feeds are intended for public display. Vendors are required to follow the IDX display rules outlined in REcolorado policy.
Back Office is needed when you are providing tools that support brokerage and agent use.
Examples:
- CMA tools
- Market analytics dashboards
- Brokerage reporting systems
- Transaction management platforms
- Internal agent dashboards
Back Office feeds are not for public-facing websites.
Virtual Office Website (VOW) is needed when you are providing listing data behind a registration/login wall for consumers.
Examples:
- Client portal requiring user registration
- Saved search platforms
- Sites displaying additional listing details not permitted under IDX
Vendors are required to follow the VOW display rules outlined in REcolorado policy.
Participant Data Access Policy (PDAP) is used when a Participant requires access to office listing data, for internal business purposes.
Examples:
- Brokerage internal data warehouse
- Business intelligence tools
- Custom internal reporting systems
- Brokerage-owned analytics environments
A vendor may request a PDAP license in Bridge; however, data access will not be granted until an office’s Participant executes a three-party PDAP license agreement that includes the vendor.
Get Started in Bridge Interactive
New vendors can create a Bridge account or log in to begin a data request.
REcolorado subscribers must log in to Bridge via the CONNECT dashboard to request data access beginning in September 2026.
Questions?
Contact the REcolorado Data Licensing team at datalicensing@recolorado.com for more information about feed types, available data fields, pricing, and licensing requirements.