Independent mortgage broker, The Mortgage Hut, has selected Property Circle to provide its automated lead generation system and client app.
The Mortgage Hut has access to over 12,000 products from 91 lenders, offering advice nationwide.
Property Circle’s technology is developed from 25 years of experience as brokers, to build a growth platform for mortgage brokers that surfaces qualified revenue opportunities that they can transact to grow their business.
Managing director at The Mortgage Hut, Nicola Schutrups, said the firm has recognised that retention rates are “key to building a business”.
“Equally few of us have the time to review every client, every month to see if they still had the best mortgage for them,” Schutrups added.
“We have always sought to integrate leading-edge technology to work alongside our great team to deliver great service, so it was a straightforward decision to select Property Circle. Its LeadGen system means we won’t miss any mortgage opportunity and its integrated app means our clients will always know if they have the best mortgage deal.”
Property Circle CEO, Marc Randall, said: “We are delighted to be working with such a progressive broker as The Mortgage Hut. Property Circle’s clever technology means that where some see time-poor activities to generate clients – we see an automated platform that converts massive client records and their variables into actionable mortgage opportunities.
“We want to empower brokers to spend more time working on the business rather than in it and this is one of the ways we make brokers’ lives easier.”
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