A webinar tomorrow plans to show agents how planned preventative maintenance delivers “staggering growth.”
Fixflo is hosting the event which will feature Matthew Mouat from Western Lettings, who will explain how under his direction the agency reduced time wasted on repetitive admin by 40 per cent and grew its managed property portfolio by 82 per cent.
The webinar is hosted by Fixflo product training manager Jessica Dubey and followed by a Q&A.
Dubey says: “We are really looking forward to hosting our first customer spotlight webinar and learning from Matt about his experience of using our Planned Maintenance tool first hand. This will give other letting agencies insight into how they can start using this feature and reap the benefits too.”
The free hour-long webinar is tomorow, Thursday March 9, at 11am and anyone wishing to attend can register here.
A recording and written summary will be sent to everyone who registers.
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