Transform how you acquire, manage, operate and experience space with technology

There’s no escaping technology and the impact it has had on our lives, making everything from ordering something online to power up our home appliances from several miles away really easy.

Technology has also fundamentally changed how landlords and letting agencies, for example, buy, manage, and operate spaces – making lives easier for tech-savvy homeowners and demanding tenants alike.

How technology can aid letting agents, landlords, and property owners

Whether you want to improve your back office process, improve listings online and make them more enticing, or manage your vast client database, technology has made the work of letting agents and landlords a lot easier, helping them stay on top of their game.

The use of digital tools is especially important for letting agents, investors, and landlords as it adds speed, efficiency, and data sharing (among other things) to the mix to really speed up business and the way they serve clients.

Many of these technologies and digital tools offer a plethora of features to enable agents to process, store and access key information in a near effortless manner – effectively matching the perfect client with a specific property while optimising their own business in several ways.

Property and facility management, for instance, or the inspection process before a property is occupied or after it’s vacated, is something that agents and landlords end up spending a lot of time, energy and resources on.

However, when you have a piece of software or app at your fingertips that can record data, standardise the entire inspections process for your team, ensure consistency across processes and even identify potential risks – you can digitally perform inspections in a far more efficient and cost-effective manner, where immediate insights are available to help you take the appropriate action without delay.

This ability to automate processes, and store and quickly access critical information at the drop of a hat can be very useful; it can not only boost communication but also cut down administration by almost half.

Things that once took hours to complete, including inspection processes, can now be completed in just a few seconds, as you already have the necessary information on hand. Lettings agents and landlords must, therefore, keep pace with the latest technological innovations to improve their own processes, and as a result, improve service delivery quality.

Efficiency and time management are two of the biggest challenges faced by both letting agencies and landlords. While larger or very well-established letting businesses can, perhaps, afford to lose a few clients here and there on account of inefficient processes, smaller agencies simply can’t. In fact, the average tenant and homeowner are now so technologically savvy, that they expect their landlord or letting agent to be familiar with the latest piece of software and communicate key information instantaneously whenever the need arises.

TIM, The Inspection Manager, offers valuable tools such as automated mobile inspection forms, deep and insightful offline analytics, and detailed PDF reports.

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