PropTech Data boost for agents – do you want to be in pilot project?

PropTech Data boost for agents – do you want to be in pilot project?


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Agents are being invited to take part in a pilot project which claims it will cut down on ‘back office’ chores for lettings agents. 

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Alto, the cloud-based software which is part of the Zoopla empire, says the PropTech evolution ”will unlock significant time saving for Jupix customers who upgrade to Alto.” 

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The pilot launch follows an increase in Jupix customers who have decided to migrate to Alto which now includes enhanced reporting, tenant and landlord document-sharing as well as training delivered through on-demand and live webinars. 

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Once Jupix customers select their migration date, the transfer of data can begin within just 24 hours of the selected date – while the progress of the transfer can be monitored by customers in real-time via the ‘Progress Tracker’. 

Agents will receive a confirmation email when the data has been migrated and to enable a transition customers will also receive a simple to-do list to ensure they’re up and running on their new software, supported by eLearning opportunities. 

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As part of the migration experience, several additional datasets including the date rent is due and the amount to be charged, alongside management fee percentages will be migrated automatically – removing the need for a large amount of manual data entry. This will be alongside existing datasets including property and contact records, property media (including photos, floorplans, EPCs or any documents linked to a property), plus transactional data (offers, agreed offers, viewings and valuations) which are already transferred automatically. 

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Simon Woodward, director of product at Zoopla, says: “Something we’ve heard time and time again from our customers is how labour intensive and daunting a process it can be moving software provider, particularly when it comes to the data migration element. This is why we’ve created an industry-leading experience that’s not only bespoke to agents and saves them tens of hours per agent when it comes to data migration, but also focuses on providing a smooth transition with minimal downtime and disruption to day to day operations.”

Agents wanting a role in the pilot can find out more here.

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