Fast-growing global property management firm, @Druce, is the latest agency to benefit from an API integration with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS).

The full-service platform, which combines human expertise with technology, will now incorporate deposit protection within its system, giving the team a faster and simpler solution.

Headquartered in London, @Druce operates from six prime Central London branches, with three more set to open later this year. Its growing global presence includes regional hubs in Singapore, Vietnam, and Dubai.

All-part automation

Robert Swann, Chief Sales Officer at @Druce, commented: “Deeper integration with TDS is crucial for @Druce, because it streamlines the management of tenant deposits through automating all parts of the journey: from registration, to updates, dispute resolution and releasing, all the while ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

“In practice this not only saves us huge amounts of time as a business, it allows us to provide the very best service to our landlords and tenants, reassuring both parties we are committed to doing everything necessary to protect deposit monies, quickly, efficiently, safely and transparently.”

Debbie Davies, Head of Sales and Client Success at TDS, added: “Druce is a trusted name in property with a long-standing reputation for putting clients first. Their commitment to combining traditional service values with modern technology aligns perfectly with our mission at TDS.

“By embedding our API into their processes, Druce can now protect deposits more efficiently, offer greater transparency, and ensure full legal compliance, all without disrupting the high service standards their clients rely on.”

The integration is now live across and available to @Druce lettings teams in the UK.