The A.M.S system provides the pipe work to create seamless two-way data flow from lenders to their Asset Managers, Litigation Solicitors and contractors throughout the repossession process.
The new technology allows simple allocation of instructions from the lender to their panel of litigation solicitors using pre-defined allocation rules. Once the task has been performed, milestone data is collated from all suppliers to produce a central, independent and secure pool of management information. This management information is then automatically deposited into a secure data warehouse for audit and evaluation purposes.
Paul Walshe, head of lender services at Moore Blatch, said:
“We pride ourselves on being a highly progressive firm and we wholeheartedly believe in utilising the very latest systems and technologies. We work with a number of different lenders and asset managers most of whom have developed their own unique internal systems. However, with everyone connected via A.M.S it means that efficiencies in data transfer can be obtained without any expensive or time-consuming changes to individual computer systems. A.M.S simply creates an easier way to do business.”
Paul Duckworth, director at The Charlbury Group said:
“Moore Blatch is one of the rising stars in the legal profession and we are delighted to announce their integration to the A.M.S system. Having big names such as Moore Blatch involved is a tremendous endorsement of the system and will be very well received by the other firms already connected. Our ethos is to remain independent and merely build and support systems that simply help businesses do business. By creating multiple integrations we can ensure that firms with complementary offerings are able to seamlessly communicate and demonstrate best practice throughout the arrears process. We’re very much looking forward to working with the team at Moore Blatch.”
