SearchFlow, the UK’s leading conveyancing search solutions provider, is providing demonstrations of its new online ordering platform at this year’s LawBizTech Conference & Exhibitions. There are two events in total; the first takes place at the Birmingham NEC today – 4 October – and the second at London Olympia on 23-24 October.
LawBizTech is considered one of the largest conferences and exhibitions to focus on topical business management issues and technology updates for the legal services industry. SearchFlow will be discussing its new releases, including the latest developments with its new online ordering platform, which reduces property search ordering times to a matter of seconds for legal professionals.
Confirms Tracy Burtwell, Sales Director at SearchFlow: “We look forward to meeting existing customers and many new contacts at the LawBizTech events to demonstrate our new online ordering platform. It simplifies and speeds-up the ordering and delivery of property searches, title insurance, surveys and other services, as well as helping solicitors to generate new business.
“With an open integration platform, visitors to the events will see how the SearchFlow system easily connects to existing conveyancing desktop systems and case management tools, for seamless working. In addition, with several thousand visitors expected across the two LAWBizTech events, it’s a great opportunity to receive direct feedback on the industry’s current appetite for new technology and also their plans for the coming year.”
With more than one million conveyancing searches run every year for over 2,500 legal clients across England and Wales, SearchFlow is regarded as one of the leading providers of comprehensive searches, surveys, identity checks and conveyancing insurance solutions.
To find out more about SearchFlow, call 01732 523936 or visit www.searchflow.co.uk. For more details regarding LawBizTech, visit www.lawbiztech.co.uk.
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