Acre and Simplify promise ‘fixed-price & transparent’ conveyancing for brokers

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Acre, the mortgage intermediaries platform, has partnered with Simplify to give its brokers and their clients access to conveyancing services with no hidden costs through the platform.

The firms claims that every Acre user will benefit from a “speedier” conveyancing process and increased conversion rates due to Acre’s “superior data capture and checks”.

The integration also allows Acre’s brokers to see live status updates of each case and direct access, via phone and online messaging, to the conveyancer managing the case. Once complete, Acre’s built-in accounting ledger helps brokerage owners manage and allocate their commission.

Justus Brown, Acre’s CEO and founder, said: “This exciting partnership gives Acre’s brokers and their customers access to the one of the highest quality and most consistent conveyancing experiences in the business. Our technology means PPL conveyancers get pre-validated client and property data, which speeds up this important stage of the home-buying process.

“We’re excited to work with Simplify because our brokers will see updates in the same system as the conveyancers rather than relying on manual updates to a different website.”

Dev Malle, chief business development officer at Simplify, added: “Acre has a vision to change the process of buying a home, and we are excited to be on this journey with them. By taking a digital-first approach, we can be competitive in the market, using data from Acre’s platform to provide realistic quotes and feed information into our systems to move faster, meet deadlines, provide up-to-the-minute reporting and, ultimately, improve the clients’ experience.”

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