Property Tree hits 3500 customer milestone with the help of cloud tech adoption

August 28, 2019
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Rockend research points towards an uptick of almost twice as many agencies turning to cloud-based technology instead of server software. The data showed that 62 percent of property management agencies use cloud-based technology in an increasingly fragmented market.

MRI Software Company, Rockend, is seeing this within its own cloud-based suite, with Property Tree surpassing the 3500 active customer mark this month.

According to Rockend research, 62 percent of Australian property management businesses are now using cloud-based software to manage their business, compared to 42 percent a year ago.

The figure illustrates the rapid adoption of cloud technologies within the real estate industry.

Traditionally, the property management industry has lagged behind other industries such as financial services, insurance, or accounting in terms of its adoption of cloud-based technologies.

Yet, at its core, it is an industry that is process and paper heavy with a highly mobile workforce.  

According to Macquarie Bank, automation in real estate can deliver up to 25 percent in efficiencies.

Meanwhile, Rockend research has quantified average savings through cloud adoption to be $249,000 a year and an increase in 184 properties under management based on 22 percent efficiency gains.

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