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Reads the tours on your own Realsee dashboard while you are signed in, and imports them into your dotpano portfolio. dotpano is an inventory for people who shoot virtual tours: every tour you have made, which client it belongs to, what it costs you to host, and when the agreement runs out. This extension is how the tours get in. Realsee will not let an outside server ask for your tours on your behalf, so dotpano does not ask. Instead this reads the dashboard you are already signed in to, on your own computer, and sends what it finds to your workspace. Open your space list, click the extension, press Import. What comes across: the tour's name, its address, its link, Realsee's own identifier for it, when hosting started, when it runs out, and whether Realsee says it is live. What never gets touched: the client you have filed it under, what you charge them, and the term end you typed. An import fills in blanks. It does not overwrite your work. It reads only your Realsee dashboard, and only when you press the button. It does not watch what you browse. It never sees your Realsee password. Nothing it reads goes anywhere but your own dotpano workspace. You need a dotpano account with a paid plan. Pair the extension once with an eight-character code from dotpano, and it holds a token that can add tours and do nothing else — it cannot sign in as you, reach your billing, or delete anything. dotpano.com
Sep 17, 2026
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