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Coadjute’s COO on the property market’s path to digitisation and how a lack of literature on the subject compelled him to write the book himself; Digital Bricks and Mortar - Transforming the UK Property Market.

Coadjute’s Digital TA6 Form is fully digital and pre-fillable with verified material property information, making the process of completing and reviewing the TA6 Form much quicker and easier.

Don't let compliance with the updated National Trading Standards guidance be a drag on your business, turn it into something that sets you apart from the competition in the best possible way.

Coadjute's Marketing Director's journey to homeownership was far from straightforward, but it didn't have to be so difficult. Read on to find out what happened and how Coadjute could make experiences like these a thing of the past.

In this article Dan Salmons talks about what Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide, NatWest, and Rightmove all backing Coadjute’s vision for an open digital property market means for Coadjute and for the future of the property market.

Orchestration is the missing piece to the property market puzzle. The backbone that connects systems and orchestrates the exchange of data throughout the transaction process.

A key component of the digital property market is the adoption of smart contacts that are on the cusp of redefining property transactions as we know them.

In a fully digital property market, everyone, including buyers, sellers, estate agents, conveyancers, and brokers, would be able to create, own, and share secure, trusted digital identities.

Elevating money and titles to a fully digital state through tokenisation is essential to the success of the digital property market.

Open and FAIR data is critical to the success of a truly digital property market. The only problem is we first have to overcome how fragmented it is today.

In a truly Digital Property Market businesses and consumers would experience a unified digital journey, however, there are certain things that need to be in place first for this to become a reality.

Data is fluid, not static like a document, it can be easily refreshed or updated and even shared. Let's take a closer look at why sharing data and not documents will be revolutionary for the property market.

Better access to quality data is the key to unlocking faster and smoother property transactions. Momentum is building and in this blog we take a look at how the pieces of this puzzle are starting to fall together.

What does v2.0 of the Property Data Trust Framework mean for the industry, property professionals, buyers and sellers, and the future of upfront property information?

What does the news of a ground-breaking collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and Coadjute mean for property transactions and consumers?

Technology has undoubtedly been a force for good for the property market and will continue to be. Read our blog and find out exactly why.