Resources

In this on-demand webinar Eddy Irvine showcases how HomeSwapper's integral case management system SwapTracker is designed to take the fatiguing manual administrative labour out of mutual exchange and free you for your main priorities. As mutual exchange becomes increasingly popular, the amount of manual processes you're responsible for is going to increase. So, now is the time to seek out a solution to enhance your existing HomeSwapper processes that will cut down on the manual admin work, enabling you to focus on your main priorities. In this on-demand webinar we explore SwapTracker and how this HomeSwapper integrated solution will: - Enable you to provide full transparency to all parties during the entire mutual exchange process - Help you gain efficiencies by digitising administrative tasks freeing you for other important duties - Simplify the entire process for yourself as well as tenants while reducing their waiting time

In this interview, Dr. Kelly Henderson CIHCM, founder of ADA shares her thoughts on how collectively, we can all help bring about change and earlier intervention for those at risk from domestic abuse. From changing legislation and sharing best pract

Cambridge City Council has been a client with MRI for over 25 years, and in that time has been supported by MRI Software throughout their tech transformation. Starting from the earliest Unix solution, which was run via DOS style command prompts, the

Our latest eBook looks at ways of identifying resident financial vulnerabilities to prevent risk escalations. We look at how technology solutions are helping housing and frontline officers to achieve this level of early intervention. Packed with clie

Newydd Housing Association uses MRI Income Analytics to its fullest potential during the most challenging time Alan Evans, Senior Housing Officer at Newydd Housing Association, recently spoke at MRI’s Income & Tenancy Sustainability workshop,

Now more than ever, providing homes for people in acute housing need has never been more important. In a new report released by Crisis, it said that a dire shortage of affordable homes means 46% of people who approached their local authority for help