Koodoo, mortgage technology provider, has announced a new partnership with Smoove, utilising its eConveyancer platform.
This collaboration aims to enhance the homebuying process by integrating Smoove’s network of local solicitors and advanced digital platform into Koodoo’s services.
This partnership underscores Koodoo’s dedication to leveraging advanced technology to enhance internal efficiency and provide consumers with a “smooth, seamless experience”. By integrating Smoove’s eConveyancer platform, Koodoo gains access to a comprehensive network of audited and benchmarked conveyancing firms across the UK, they stated.
The platform features a detailed list of solicitors with transparent ratings, times, and costs, all accessible through a user-friendly digital portal.
Koodoo customers will benefit from the DigitalMove portal, a “market-leading onboarding and tracking tool that unites key stakeholders in the homebuying, selling, and remortgage processes”. Mansi Behl, Lead Mortgage & Protection Advisor, said:
“We chose Smoove because they offer a diverse range of solicitors across the UK, with transparent filters to ensure we find the perfect match for our customers’ needs. The platform is designed to streamline the process, making it easier to meet various customer requirements. By saving significant time and effort for me and my team, we can focus on providing the best recommendations and support when our customers need it the most.”
Matt Joy, Chief Growth Officer at Smoove said:
“Our business is built on successful partnerships, and we are delighted to launch with yet another respected Financial Services brand. Customers of Koodoo will enjoy an extensive choice of highly rated conveyancing partners, and the ability to manage their home ownership journey through DigitalMove, our digital onboarding and communication tool, all backed by our industry leading panel and service offering. We are continuing to invest in developing technology to constantly speed up, and enhance the experience of buying, selling, and owning property in the UK.”
