Trinity REIS

The original Buildout integration was a 15-minute polling cron that missed updates whenever the cron timed out, which was often on the cheap host they ran. We rewrote it to use Buildout's webhook events where available, falling back to a polling job with proper state tracking so failed fetches retry instead of skipping data. The front-end issues were a mix of theme-template bugs and inconsistent breakpoints; we standardised on a single breakpoint set, refactored the listings template from floats and inline-block to CSS Grid, and added the print stylesheet they'd asked about months earlier.

Hundreds of properties now sync automatically. The webhook-first design with a state-tracked polling fallback means a missed event is retried rather than silently dropped, which is what eliminated the recurring manual data corrections.