‘We’re ready for ‘material info’ changes but are you?’ asks proptech firm
Iamproperty co-founder Ben Ridgway says the enhancements to Movebutler will help agents to streamline processes and stay compliant.
Proptech group Iamproperty has updated its Enhanced Property Information Questionnaire (PIQ) available through its movebutler platform ahead of changes to Material Information Parts B & C by the end of the month.
The PIQ, which is part of Iamproperty’s Movebutler end-to-end onboarding solution, is designed to save agents time and get their clients sale-ready faster by collecting property information questionnaire data and vendor disclosures as required by the Material Information guidelines.
PROTOCOL DOCUMENTS
The update includes the addition of TA7 and TA10 alongside the TA6 Protocol Documents. The Enhanced PIQ has also been separated from the Protocol documents enabling a more streamlined view for agents, whilst the corresponding questions are mapped to the Protocol forms reducing double entry for vendors.
Ben Ridgway (main pic), Co-Founder of Iamproperty, says that the latest enhancement to the form will help agents get an exact view of what their clients can see as well as allowing them to directly respond to form-related enquiries, closely monitoring the completion process.
When the full extent of requirements for Parts B & C are confirmed, the Material Information module will be enhanced to take care of the changes, helping agents to stay compliant without adding to their workload.
MATERIAL INFORMATION
Ridgway says: “With changes to Material Information around the corner and a lot of agents worried about it becoming more admin for them to think about, the introduction of our Enhanced PIQ was the natural next step for Movebutler.
“This new solution will help agents to streamline processes, enhance the client experience, stay compliant and one step ahead of evolving market needs.
“Industry requirements are constantly changing, and we want agents to feel confident that movebutler is the solution that has their back and will always be one step ahead.”
The Neg revealed yesterday how the North East headquartered proptech group has signed a nine-figure deal with private equity investment house Perwyn which sees Lloyds Development Capital exit the business after four years.
