New conveyancing platform to unlock agents’ time and save weeks of delay
Rello is set up to improve communication and transparency for everyone in a purchase chain.
A new conveyancing platform has been launched with online features and an app designed to streamline the homebuying process.
Rello’s software includes a ‘Move Progression Service’ and a ‘Conveyancing Marketplace’ set up to make the chain more transparent and faster.
It promises to facilitate the progression of chains and ‘unlock’ business hours for agents and brokers. By chasing the parties in a home purchase, Rello says it makes it quicker to reach exchange and completion dates, saving weeks of delay.
The Rello Marketplace allows estate agents and mortgage brokers to refer their clients to conveyancers.
Its ‘Chain View Tool’ gives an overview of the entire chain to every party involved including the buyers and sellers.
From the company HQ in Haddenham, near Aylesbury, in Buckinghamshire, Rello first started operating earlier this year.
On a mission
Harry Cooke (pictured), Rello’s business development manager, says in a promotional video: “We are on a mission to simplify the home-moving experience.
“There is a lack of communication between the different links in the chain, but also a lack of transparent information that should be available to everyone.
“That’s what Rello are here to fix. We have developed a platform that will give estate agents, solicitors and home movers access to transparent information across the entire chain.
“It will mean less time on the phone chasing the different parties involved.”
“It will mean less time on the phone chasing the different parties involved,” he says.
Rello co-founder Andrew Weston was also a founder of conveyancing giant Smoove.
