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Choose the problem you found, copy the matching request from the API reference, replace the IDs, and send it to POST /issues. The API records your report; it does not change a Property, a Classified, a listing status, or a grouping.

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Choose a report and example

A Property is the real-estate asset that Immoteur groups from listings. A Classified is one source listing for that property. Open Create an issue report and copy the matching example. The endpoint has seven named examples. For data and other, choose the Property or Classified example that matches the problem; its targetType records that choice.

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Replace the IDs and check the selection

Replace every synthetic UUID with an ID that your credentials can access. Use only the fields in the selected example: do not add fields from another example or send null. For data, choose the Property or Classified example for the affected resource, set its one propertyId or classifiedId, and select the issueFacets that describe the problem. status is available as a data facet. For status, send classifiedIds and an expectedStatus that differs from the current status of every selected listing. The report is rejected if any selected listing already has that status or cannot be used. For merge, send propertyIds, classifiedIds, or both, and select at least two current properties in total. Selecting a Property includes its current listings; selecting a Classified includes only that listing. An overlap stays in the report as evidence. For a merge or split, each supplied ID list has 1–100 IDs. For split, provide the source propertyId and the listings to separate. Every selected Classified must still belong to that property. Add a comment of up to 4,000 characters when it helps explain a data, status, or grouping problem. An other report requires a nonblank comment.

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Submit or fix the report

Send the completed request to POST /issues. A 201 response returns the receipt for the stored report; it does not correct the data, status, or grouping. A 422 response means the request fields or selected resources no longer meet the requirements. Read the response, refresh the affected records, and rebuild the request from the matching API reference example. For a status report, check every listing against expectedStatus. For a merge, confirm that the selection still covers at least two properties; for a split, confirm every listing still belongs to the source property.