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InventoryBase is an award winning Property Technology company. Our cloud app is used by inventory clerks, property managers & estate agents to create high-quality property inventory and inspection reports.
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1M ago
We’ve been listening to your feedback throughout 2024, ensuring Inventory Base continues to evolve to meet your needs and improve ..read more
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2M ago
Keeping Your Rental Property Safe, Secure, and Sparkle-Free This Bonfire Night ..read more
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3M ago
Enhancing efficiency for property managers through real-time data sync and streamlined workflows. London, 1st October 2024 – In a game-changing ..read more
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4M ago
As a landlord or property manager in the United Kingdom, ensuring the safety and comfort of your tenants is of ..read more
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6M ago
It’s no secret that when it comes to winning instructions, competition between estate agencies is fierce.
But when the day-to-day running of your agency alone is so time-intensive, it can be difficult to invest in areas that can help you dominate your market.
This is where building out a robust tech stack can help.
Whether it’s interacting with clients, handling properties, managing compliance or conducting thorough inspections, there are a number of solutions out there that agents can make the most of.
Imagine a system where electronic signatures are a breeze, and where every cust ..read more
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6M ago
In today's competitive rental market, managing tenancy deposits and minimising disputes is paramount for property professionals and landlords alike. While it’s true that both parties must act with fairness for all their tenants, they also must protect their interests while ensuring transparency.
One of the most effective tools for achieving this balance is Inventory Base, a comprehensive solution designed to reduce the likelihood of disputes with a handful of useful features.
The rising importance of tenancy deposits
Recent data reveals that the average rented property deposit now stands at £1 ..read more
InventoryBase Blog
6M ago
Property reports are an essential part of rental property management in the private rented sector (PRS). They play a pretty significant role in protecting against disputes and potential financial losses for all parties involved – not just landlords, but tenants and letting agents, too.
However, despite the majority of tenancies going without a hitch, property reports are still indispensable because they act as a safeguard against potential issues, helping to protect against unknown eventualities that can and do arise from time to time.
In this blog, we’ll look at the importance of property rep ..read more
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8M ago
London, 20th May – Inventory Base, the UK’s leading provider of property inventory and reporting software, is thrilled to announce a landmark partnership with Belvoir Group, one of the UK’s largest estate & lettings agency chains and property franchises.
As part of this exciting collaboration, InventoryBase Academy has been appointed as Belvoir’s recommended inventory training provider for over 180 offices nationwide, signifying a huge step forward in enhancing inventory reporting management standards across the property industry.
InventoryBase Academy will deliver Continuing Profess ..read more
InventoryBase Blog
9M ago
One less visible yet critically important concern that has emerged from property being left void is the heightened risk of Legionella bacteria in underused water systems, indicating the importance of a legionella risk assessment.
According to Public Health England, approximately 300 to 500 cases of Legionnaire’s Disease are reported each year among residents of England and Wales. Of these, approximately 10% of cases are fatal. For that reason alone, a legionella risk assessment is absolutely fundamental to the safety of a property’s visitors and occupants.
Legionella, which is responsible for ..read more
InventoryBase Blog
9M ago
In the UK, the home buying and selling process has long been a topic of discussion among industry professionals, the government and the public. Although we’ve seen significant advancements in recent years, there is still much to be done.
Despite home buying and selling being one of the most significant financial transactions for individuals and families, the process is often described as outdated, old-fashioned and riddled with inefficiencies – a view shared by property professionals and the public alike.
Recognising the pressing need for change, Propertymark, the leading membership body for p ..read more