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A customer from Hunters, part of The Property Franchise Group (TPFG), has completed the first Law Society licensed Digital TA6 via Coadjute, the London-based property technology business.

Agency's York sales team claim historic first as customer Gavin Day uses Coadjute-developed form to fill in statutory property information.

A customer from The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) - brand Hunters Estate Agency this week completed the first Law Society licensed Digital TA6 developed by proptech Coadjute.

A York based estate agency customer has been the first to complete a pre-filled Law Society licensed digital TA6 form, developed by Coadjute, after changes to the form were announced earlier this year.

A customer from The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) - brand Hunters Estate Agency this week completed the first Law Society licensed Digital TA6 developed by proptech Coadjute.

A Sunday Times investigation shows it takes an average five months to complete a sale, revealing how a conveyancing crisis is creating this logjam. But change is coming as Coadjute looks to digitise the process.

Foxtons claims to have become the first estate agent to completely digitise the home selling process after it launched a collaboration with consumer app Home and Coadjute.

The London-focussed agency is today launching a partnership with consumer app Home and PropTech service Coadjute to digitise the sales process.

Foxtons has announced that it is to completely digitise its home selling process, after agreeing a partnership with consumer app Home and Coadjute.

The rollout across The Property Franchise Group will include Coadjute’s digital property data pack and smart forms which help agents meet latest Trading Standards material information rules.

TPFG will be using Coadjute’s digital property data packs and smart forms, which aim to help agents comply with National Trading Standards Estate and Letting Agency Team (NTSELAT) guidance.

The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has announced that at the conclusion of a successful pilot they will be expanding their use of the network with the view to start rolling out nationally with Coadjute, the London-based property technology business.

The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has been trialling Coadjute’s digital property data pack and smart forms and has now announced plans to rollout the service across nationally.

The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has announced today that at the conclusion of a successful pilot they will be expanding their use of the network with the view to start rolling out nationally with Coadjute.

Today’s Conveyancer sat down with CEO Dan Salmons, to understand more about what this latest round of investment means for conveyancers and the wider property market.

Top mortgage lenders Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide, NatWest, along with property listing platform Rightmove, have made a strategic investment in London-based property technology firm Coadjute.