> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.agentfire.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.agentfire.com/site-tools/listings-hub-formerly-my-listings/afidx-add-an-mls-listing-using-listings-hub-tool.md).
# Listings Hub: Import Listings from AF IDX
Copy an MLS listing into Listings Hub to give it its own page you can edit and feature.
Importing copies a listing from your MLS feed into **Listings Hub**, so it gets its own page on your website that you can edit, feature on your home page, and share.
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**An import is a one-time copy.** If the price or status changes on the MLS later, the Listings Hub page doesn't update. You'll need to update it yourself. (The listing in your regular home search still updates on its own.)
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Importing only works with AgentFire IDX. If your site doesn't use it, create the listing by hand with **Create Custom Listing** instead.
## Import a listing
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### Open Add From IDX
In your website dashboard, go to **Site Tools** > **Listings Hub**. Click **Add Listing**, then **Add From IDX**.
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### Find the listing
Type the address or MLS number, then click the listing when it appears.
If a property is listed on more than one MLS, you may see it more than once. Pick the one with the right MLS number.
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### Confirm you have permission
Tick the box confirming you have permission to use this listing's MLS data, then click **Next Step**.
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### Name it and create it
The name is filled in with the address. Change it if you like (it also sets the page's web address), then click **Create Listing**.
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### Check the new page
The listing now shows at the top of **Active Listings**. Click the arrow icon to view the page, or **Edit** to change anything.
Check the price, description and photos, and fix anything that didn't come across right.
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## Shortcut: import from the listing page
You can also import while looking at a listing on your own website. Add `#import` to the end of the listing's web address and press Enter, then confirm the name and permission box and click to import.
## After importing
* **Show it on your site:** add it to your home page or a listings page. See [How to Show Your Listings Hub Listings on a Page](/site-tools/listings-hub-formerly-my-listings/articles-how-to-display-my-manually-added-listings.md).
* **When it sells:** click **Actions** > **Convert to Sold** next to the listing, so it moves to **Sold Listings**.
* **Price changes:** click **Edit** and update it yourself.
* **Remove it:** click **Actions** > **Delete**. You can also tick **Delete All Listing Images and Folder** to remove its photos.
## Common Questions
I can't find my listing by address or MLS number.
Try the other one: if the address doesn't work, use the full MLS number, and the other way round. For condos, the MLS number is the surest way to get the right unit. Brand new listings can take a little while to reach the feed. If it still doesn't show up after a day, email with the address and MLS number.
Why aren't all my listings in Listings Hub automatically?
Your listings show in your home search automatically. Listings Hub is only for the listings you choose to give their own page, so each one needs to be imported.
Can I import a sold listing?
Sometimes. If it isn't found, import it while it's still active, or create it with **Create Custom Listing**. Once a listing sells, use **Actions** > **Convert to Sold**.