Alto, the leading cloud-based software for estate agents, now integrates fully with Fixflo, the market-leading repairs and maintenance management system.
Agents can use Alto and Fixflo in unison to automate and streamline every part of their property management workflow, from managing repair requests to gathering quotes and reconciling maintenance costs. With all data automatically synchronised, data duplication and conflict will be a thing of the past.
Maintenance expenditure is updated in real-time and ensuring costs are instantly sent to the right ledger. This eliminates the need to manually gather the correct information from disparate sources and ensures landlords are paid correctly and on time.
Agents will have peace of mind that they meet compliance and health and safety standards with only qualified contractors being sent out to their properties. These tradespersons are able to self-manage their documentation and submit quotes and invoices.
Each of these features boosts productivity and cuts out pointless admin, helping agents focus on building relationships and winning more landlords by demonstrating tangible cost savings.
Lewis Bray, Head of Partnerships at Fixflo, says:
“We’re really excited to launch this integration and bring together Fixflo and Alto to help property managers work more accurately and efficiently. Using the two platforms together ensures a streamlined workflow for the entire tenancy management process, giving agents complete control over everything from marketing their properties to repairs and maintenance.”
Riccardo Dawson, Director of Product at Alto comments:
“We’re incredibly excited to partner with Fixflo to power-up our Alto offering. This integration really is a no-brainer for our customers given the demand we’ve experienced from our customers - it enables them to stand out from the crowd and have a competitive edge - but they can also make profitable decisions faster and also eliminates costly uncertainty.”
The integration is live now and is completely free to customers of Alto and Fixflo.
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