The Moving Hub and Acquaint CRM begin strategic partnership

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Conveyancing platform and case management system The Moving Hub, has partnered with Acquaint CRM.

This move will allow new and existing users of the Acquaint CRM system access to The Moving Hub platform to connect with its network of conveyancers and utilise its upfront fee structure.

The Moving Hub’s offering can also be white labelled, meaning agents can recommend conveyancing services through their own branding.

The Moving Hub offers referral fees up front rather than on completion.

Acquaint CRM is designed to help firms reduce admin levels to save time and develop their business. The system is designed to be scalable from a single user, to multi-user, multi-branch or even franchise models. Simple configuration allows business users to customise Acquaint and set permissions, views and security levels for their staff.

Peter Joseph, CEO at The Moving Hub, said: “Acquaint CRM is one of the market leaders in sales and lettings software and reflects everything that we, as a business, are trying to achieve. Technology is shaping the way a range of business needs can be supported and how value is being added across all links in the property chain.

“We believe this partnership between our systems will open up additional revenue streams for users, whilst better supporting service standards and client expectations.”

Grant Jaquest, director, Bright Logic, added: “This strategic partnership with The Moving Hub offers new and existing clients not only access to a simple to use and intuitive conveyancing platform but also to a raft of other service offerings.

“The property market is changing all the time, and we are always striving for ways to provide clients with opportunities to expend their offerings into new areas and meet their clients needs. This is the beginning of an exciting relationship and we look forward to working closely with Peter and the rest of the Moving Hub team.”

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