PropTech: Agents given open access to inventory reporting software

PropTech: Agents given open access to inventory reporting software


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PropTech: Agents given open access to inventory reporting software


Inventory supplier No Letting Go is offering clients open access to its bespoke property reporting software, known as Kaptur.

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The allows agents to perform various property reporting functions – for example inventory checks, mid-term inspections and fire door assessments – either in-house or outsourced to the No Letting Go network, depending on staffing and workload.

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The chief executive of No Letting Go and Kaptur, Nick Lyons, says: “Our clients can access Kaptur under a straightforward licensing arrangement and use the software for any reports they might need to do. 

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“All the data is centrally held and tracked, so you haven’t got data spilling out all over the place – protecting all parties from potential data leaks.”

Last week Lyons highlighted the possibility that the new Labour government would tighten up compliance across the private rental sector.

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“Compliance rarely, if ever, goes backwards: legislation the same. Landlords and agents have to protect the people in their properties – keeping tenants in a safe environment.

“With extended tenancies, routine property visits are now more important than ever. Rising rents and the cost of living have meant that tenancies are becoming much longer – there are fewer check-ins and check-outs but there are many more mid-term inspections.

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“I suspect that a number of additional legislative reforms will come through to protect tenants and evidence will be more critical than ever.”

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