IT Advice for Housing Providers
Housing systems touch almost everything you do, from rents and repairs to resident contact. We help you choose, replace and get more from them, with independent advice.
Where We Can Help
- Choosing a new housing management system. Setting out what you need, running the selection and challenging supplier claims.
- Planning the move. Data, integrations, training and the order of work, so the change does not disrupt your teams or your residents.
- Reviewing the systems you already have. What is working, what is not, and whether the contract still makes sense.
- Digital services for residents. Practical ways to make it easier for people to report repairs, pay rent and get answers.
- Interim IT leadership while you recruit or restructure.
A Common Starting Point
Many projects begin with a decision to make: a contract coming to an end, a system that people work around, or a project that has lost direction. We start by listening, then give you a clear view of the options and what each would involve.
See how we helped a housing association with over 5,000 units in our case study.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does choosing a housing management system take?
A typical selection takes around three to six months, from setting out your requirements to agreeing a contract. Replacing the system takes longer and depends on the size of your organisation and the amount of data to move.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of your organisation and how much support you want. After a free discovery call we give you a clear quote, normally a fixed fee for a defined piece of work. All prices exclude VAT.
What do you need from us?
A named contact, access to the people who use your systems, and any contracts, supplier details and requirements you already have. If you have none of these, we can start from scratch.
Can you help if we have already started a project?
Yes. We can review where you are, challenge the plan and suppliers, and help you get back on track.