Conveyancing firm introduces white label proposition

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Conveyancing Alliance Ltd has unveiled a white label version of its online platform.

The white label system is targeted at medium to large intermediary firms with significant numbers of advisers. It allows the firm to deliver its own bespoke conveyancing solution to the whoe sales force.

The Conveyancing Alliance system comes with a number of core ingredients such as the integrated platform for quotes and instructions, real-time case tracking, automated commission payment and bespoke management information (MI) but it can also be developed to provide a bespoke offering for each individual firm.

Harpal Singh, managing director of Conveyancing Alliance Ltd, said: “We believe that many firms are losing valuable income when it comes to conveyancing instructions and by opting for a white-label version of our system they will not only be gaining full control over their conveyancing but they will be benefiting from a sizeable potential increase in income. The system comes with a number of core

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