Simplify, which provides conveyancing services in the UK, has agreed a partnership with The Property Franchise Group (TPFG).
The deal will see Simplify deliver conveyancing services to TPFG’s network of estate agency brands.
The agreement covers integrated solutions that use data sharing, selling services and conveyancing delivery to improve the customer journey, cut duplication, increase take-up and speed up exchange times.
As part of the deal, TPFG’s brands will have access to Simplify’s transferable ID/AML product, which is designed to remove duplication, reduce costs for customers, make onboarding quicker and help agents secure more conveyancing business.
Dev Malle, chief business development officer at Simplify, said: “We have worked closely with the TPFG team to ensure we can provide a joined-up solution for its agents and their customers.
“TPFG members can now take advantage of our conveyancing selling service, which acts as an extension of their business.
“This service delivers a seamless process for the customer as part of their onboarding and ensures agents see the highest available penetration levels for conveyancing.”
Malle added: “TPFG will have dedicated teams with a focus on the completion dates required by their customers.
“We are really excited to work with TPFG to deliver a unique proposition for them and their customers.”
Gareth Samples, CEO of TPFG, said: “We are very pleased to announce our partnership with Simplify as part of our carefully selected panel of providers delivering exceptional products to our network.
“At TPFG, we are committed to providing our franchisees and licensees with access to high-quality services that strengthen their businesses and enhance the customer journey.
“Simplify’s innovative approach and dedicated support teams will enable our members to deliver a more seamless experience for their clients, while also unlocking new opportunities for growth.”
Samples added: “We look forward to building a strong partnership that delivers real value to our network and their customers.”
