More 2 Life introduces SMS booking system

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More 2 Life has launched SMS text appointment booking in partnership with e.surv Chartered Surveyors.

The equity release lender claims that this is a first for the equity release market.

The process enables customers to book valuation appointments at their convenience.

Five minutes after receiving the valuation instruction and if a mobile telephone number is provided, customers will receive an automated text message from e.surv, inviting them to book an appointment on a date and time to suit them.

The launch follows a trial of the system with More 2 Life customers, which saw up to a two day reduction in turnaround time when compared with appointments booked over the telephone and online.

Dave Harris, CEO at More 2 Life, said: “We are pleased to be working with e.surv in this first for the equity release market, this new system will increase efficiency by allowing customers to schedule appointments directly thus reducing the number of calls required to book appointments.

“This scheme is part of a continued programme of innovation for More 2 Life, designed to make both the customers and the brokers experience smoother and less hassle.”

Caroline Ouseley, strategic relationship manager at e.surv Chartered Surveyors, added: “The development of SMS Self-booking is one of many e.surv initiatives designed to enhance the customer experience.

“We’re delighted to be working in partnership with More 2 Life in this area, helping them to improve their speed to offer through superior data and market-leading technology.”

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