Both platforms can now talk to each other digitally, enabling letting agents to access common data and complete inventories more quickly.

Robert May says he welcomes the initiative but says agents won't want to slog through such a vast PDF, Word or Excel document.

The London-based firm has been bought by a German tech firm for an undisclosed amount just five years after starting up.

Pygott & Crone has 100 agents signed up including senior industry figures and is urging more agents to get involved to support BHF.

Proptech giant names Mark Armstrong, an IT industry senior player with some property industry experience, as its new boss.

Backed by new multi-million pound investment, Coadjute says it is poised to change the property market for ever.

The company's CEO has been a driving force within the property software firm for over 15 years, and there are signs it may be taking a new direction following his departure.

Software firm says this and several other key performance figures taken from its platform show a huge upturn in activity within the market over the past fortnight.