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Patented app promises smoother settlements for agents
- Published April 29, 2015 1:37PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
29th April 2015, By Nick Bendel, Real Estate Business
A new app will allow agents to closely monitor settlements and reduce the chances of deals collapsing.
Australian startup Conveyance Genius is beta-testing a patented app that turns the entire conveyance process into a simple, visual timeline.
The app allows agents to see the status of all their properties on a single dashboard.
In a separate window, they can see how many of their properties are at the building and pest stage, how many at finance, how many are unconditional and how many need their attention.
Colour-coding is used to show agents – as well as buyers, sellers and conveyancers – what has been done, what is in progress and what will need attention.
Push notifications warn them immediately if something needs addressing, which is intended to stop problems escalating.
Conveyance Genius founder Shaneal Sharma told Real Estate Business that 500 agents, conveyancers and other parties are testing the app, which is due to go live in six weeks.
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