How can technology help the payment process for letting agents?  How can technology sit alongside different jurisdictional compliance requirements around the world?  What are the opportunities to work with client money protection insurers?   How can payment systems fit in with other technology solutions as part of an agent’s technology stack?  What should agents moving into the letting space look for when adopting technology solutions?

Neil Cobbold speaks with Andrew Knight as they discuss how property technology can support letting agents, landlords, and tenants.

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