LMS launches conveyancing portal for brokers
Legal Marketing Services has launched ‘LMS Select’ – a new online conveyancing portal that will ease the conveyancing process for brokers.
As the property market shifts into gear, LMS has evaluated its processes to ensure that they are as effective and stream-lined as possible.
LMS Select was designed with the requirements of the broker community in mind and is rich in benefits and features that are specifically tailored to their needs.
These include the ability to save and retrieve quotes; print and email quotes; re-quote and edit existing quotes; adjust the referral fee on a case by case basis; track key steps and view case notes and make fewer clicks to instruct.
LMS Select is also supported by referral fees of up to £300 per case, pricing from £99 and a completely independent customer services team who are available to assist brokers from the point of quote and instruction right through to completion.
On the launch of the new portal Andy Knee, Chief Executive of LMS, comments:
“Now is an exciting time, as the economy starts its slow return from recession. We have seen our business volumes increase by 50% compared to last year and they are continuing to rise. The speed and flexibility of our new portal will allow brokers to be more efficient in processing this ever increasing volume of cases.”
Christopher Tanner, Managing Director of Homeloan Partnership, says:
“We have worked closely with LMS in the provision of conveyancing services to our members over the last two years and we are impressed to see the investment and innovations that have been made in the design of LMS Select.
“As a provider LMS will continue to support our membership with an excellent service, which is now underpinned by an even more sophisticated and straight-forward method of instructing their conveyancing online.”
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