See who is past due, payments coming in and new inquiries without opening ParcelView. And on any Land.com listing, check the price per acre against land for sale nearby.
For ParcelView members. Works in Google Chrome on Windows and Mac. No account yet? See plans.
Click the ParcelView icon and a side panel opens next to whatever you are doing. It stays connected to your ParcelView account.
The toolbar icon shows how many buyers are behind. The panel shows the total owed and the most overdue buyer.
Desktop alerts when a payment comes in or is returned and when a new inquiry arrives, plus a morning summary at the hour you choose.
Search your buyers by name, email, phone or city and see each balance. Your latest inquiries with Copy email and Call.
On any Land.com listing a card shows its price per acre. One click compares it with similar land for sale in the county: median $/acre, range, and where this price sits.
Highlight a name, email or phone on any page, right-click and choose Look up in ParcelView.
It only talks to ParcelView, and only reads Land.com pages for the price check. It never reads or sends your email.
Until ParcelView for Chrome is in the Chrome Web Store, it installs from the download. You only do this once.
Download the extension, then unzip it (on Windows: right-click the file → Extract All; on Mac: double-click it). You get a folder called parcelview-extension. Keep it somewhere it won't be deleted, like Documents.
Type chrome://extensions in Chrome's address bar and press Enter. Turn on Developer mode with the switch in the top-right corner.
Click Load unpacked (top left) and choose the parcelview-extension folder. ParcelView appears in your list of extensions.
Pin it (below), click the ParcelView icon, then Connect ParcelView. Sign in and click Connect. If the sign-in window won't open, use Or use a connection code in the panel.
Chrome hides new extensions behind the puzzle-piece icon. Pinning puts ParcelView next to the address bar, where its badge shows how many buyers are past due.
It's the Extensions icon at the top right of Chrome, next to your profile picture.
The pin turns blue and the ParcelView icon stays in your toolbar. Click it any time to open the side panel.
Glance at the badge on the ParcelView icon: a number means buyers are past due. Click it for the Today tab: past due, money received in the last 24 hours, the most overdue buyer and new inquiries. Open Customers takes you straight to ParcelView.
Open the panel and use Customers: type their name, email, phone or city to see their balance and whether they are behind. Or highlight their name anywhere and right-click Look up in ParcelView.
You get a desktop alert. The Leads tab lists recent inquiries with the property, their message, Copy email and Call.
Open a listing on Land.com and click Find comps on Land.com on the ParcelView card. The county search opens with a $/acre badge on every listing; back on the listing, the card shows the median price per acre for similar land and where this one sits. The Comps tab has the steps.
Yes. It comes with your ParcelView account.
No. It doesn't connect to Gmail or Outlook at all. It only talks to your ParcelView account, and reads Land.com pages only when you use the price check.
That's how Chrome installs an extension from a download instead of from the Web Store. It's safe to leave on; Chrome may remind you about it when it starts.
Download the new version, replace the old parcelview-extension folder with the new one, then on chrome://extensions click the reload arrow on the ParcelView card.
Open the panel → Settings (⚙) → Disconnect. To remove it entirely, go to chrome://extensions and click Remove on ParcelView.