Street and iamproperty amongst new CRMs in latest deposit integration

Street and iamproperty amongst new CRMs in latest deposit integration

22nd April 2026

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Tenancy deposit protection scheme SafeDeposits Scotland has added four CRMs to the list of providers integrated with its API.

The new link ups are available for SafeDeposits’ letting agent customers via integration hub GlueDog.

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The four are: Apex27, iamproperty, MRI Sales & Lettings and Street.co.uk.

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Letting agents using any of these CRMs can now register and manage tenancy deposits directly, with data synced automatically into SafeDeposits Scotland.

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A SafeDeposits Scotland spokesperson says: “Agents using any of these CRMs can connect today and enjoy a smoother, fully connected workflow.

“This new wave of integrations is a major step forward for our API platform as we continue with our mission to make life easier for agents.”

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