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LEAP streamlines conveyancing matters with adoor partnership

15 Aug 2023Announcements

The seamless integration allows users to easily send and receive updates to and from their clients, estate agents, conveyancers and mortgage brokers All updates are completely synchronised to simplify the house-moving experience.

LEAP streamlines conveyancing matters with adoor partnership

LEAP, the forward-thinking legal practice management software provider, has partnered with home buying and selling ecosystem adoor to provide users with an overview of both the electronic matter held on the LEAP platform, and the progress of the property purchase held in adoor. This enables conveyancing professionals to have instant visibility of key information of the transaction and its progress across the entire chain, all in one place.

“We’re excited to be partnering with adoor, as the integration enables those practising conveyancing and using our software to provide an even greater experience to their clients,” explains Damien Cartwright, Product Manager at LEAP UK. “The integration will greatly help to streamline the property purchasing process and save all parties involved a significant amount of valuable time.”

The key benefits of the integration include:

Improved tracking – Users can monitor the progress of a matter across the entire chain, bringing clarity and transparency to all parties involved and when a milestone is updated, everyone receives the update automatically.

Useful guides – Providing concise and easy-to-follow mover guides throughout the house-moving process helps to minimise buyer or seller questions and address any concerns. This helps to eliminate the need to call or email, ensuring a smoother experience for all.

Move Planner – adoor’s Move Planner tool helps movers to manage tasks leading up to the move effectively. By enabling movers to remain organised, it reduces the likelihood of issues on completion day.

Existing LEAP users can easily connect adoor to their existing account. To learn more, please visit: https://marketplace.leap.build/apps/adoor-connector-app/.

For more information about LEAP’s software, please visit www.leap.co.uk.

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