eConveyancer teams up with Stipendium

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eConveyancer is introducing a new partnership with Stipendium to provide its customers access to conveyancing services.

Stipendium offers a marketplace for people to access professional services that address life events, including taking a mortgage and moving home through a service called Merge. Under the partnership, eConveyancer’s panel of more than 50 audited and benchmarked conveyancing firms will be available through Stipendium’s home moving proposition Merge.

Karen Rodrigues, director of sales at eConveyancer, said: “Stipendium shares a common goal with us in working towards making home ownership a more streamlined and efficient process. Conveyancing is such an important part of that process, which is why we take a rigorous approach to upholding the quality of the eConveyancer panel and continually developing our technology.

“I’m delighted to partner with Stipendium and deliver our eConveyancer platform through its Merge product and look forward to working together in continuing to enhance the experience for more home buyers and sellers.”

Christina Melling, CEO at Stipendium, added: “We are proud and excited to be partnering with ULS technology to integrate and deploy its market-leading eConveyancer platform within the Stipendium Merge proposition which is designed to meet the growing demand for digital services in the house purchase process.

“The partnership will add value to both organisations by helping customers to select a legal firm to carry out conveyancing for their home move based on their own personal circumstances, criteria and preference, on one platform, and from wherever they are in the UK.

“We are confident that future proofing the house purchase experience by incorporating technology to facilitate buyer control and certainty will be a welcome advancement in the industry.”

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