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Hey SkySlopers! In this video we're  going to go over using SkySlope Forms   beginning to end. When you first log into SkySlope Forms, you'll  be prompted to connect Forms to your NAR records   to successfully set up the integration.  Enter in the last name on your NAR account   and then you're going to enter your 9 digit  NRDS ID. If you only have an 8 digit NRDS ID,   like shown here, add a 0 before typing the  following 8 digits. Then click find NAR records.   Verify that these are correct - if they  are then click on Access Your Forms. And now you'll be taken to the Forms dashboard.  At first, you won't see any files listed on your   dashboard. Let's take a closer look at the  Dashboard. In the upper left the SkySlope   Forms icon will always bring you back to the  Forms dashboard. The Files button will take you   here to your list of files, and the Templates  button will take you to your Forms templates.   In the upper right when you click on Help,  you can either select Documentation to view   SkySlope Forms tutorials, or you can click  on Support to go to our tech support page   at any time. You can click on SkySlope  to jump back to the SkySlope home page.   Now that we've logged in and integrated our Forms  account with NAR and reviewed the dashboard,   we're ready to create our first file.  Click on Create New File to get started.   First things first - you'll need to select  your representation type as Buyer, Tenant,   Seller or Landlord. I'm representing a seller  in this file so that's what I'll select.   Now you're going to enter in the contact  information for your primary client. Fill   in their first and last name and email address,  and if you have more than one client, click on Add   Additional Contact. You can also check the box for  "My client is a company, trust, or other entity".   And now it's time to enter the property  information. The fastest way to enter   property details is with the MLS import.  Click on import MLS data, then you can   begin to type and search for the MLS number.  You will see matching search results populate   when your property comes up. Review the  property details to ensure that it's correct,   select the file and then click  "import" to import the MLS data.   Now the address and all other applicable  property details have been imported.   You can name your file either after the address,  the primary client, or click into the text box   to type your own file name. At the bottom of the  Create File page you can also use the drop down   menu to select a Forms template to add forms to  your file. We'll go over Forms templates in more   detail in a few moments. For now we'll skip that  and click Create to create our first Forms file.   On the next page, which is the Add Forms  page, you can...