Chestertons Mena, GoYzer seal strategic partnership deal
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Leading Dubai-based real estate consultancy Chestertons Mena has joined forces with UAE property management software developer GoYzer to enhance customer relationships, service, operations and efficiency at its offices in the UAE and wider Middle East.
The strategic move comes as Chestertons Mena enters a key phase in its growth, and highlights the company’s commitment to harnessing cutting edge technology to drive business, streamline operations and provide world-class service in its leasing and property management divisions, said a statement from the company.
Chestertons is using GoYzer’s trusted online platform and multiple mobile apps to provide enhanced, personalised tenant-landlord communications, live responses, timely reminders on renewals and lead generation, it stated.
On the key partnership, Chief Services Officer Simone Dobson said: "The GoYzer platform is an integral part of our businesses and fundamental to our growth strategy. Data is a vital commodity, and this collaboration will give us real, rapid insight into customer needs, trends and forecasts."
"We are delighted to secure this partnership, which integrates cutting edge customer relationship management and real estate technology to enhance the customer journey across our extensive services, including sales, leasing, project management, property management, holiday homes and valuations," she added.
GoYzer CEO Atif Bashir said: "With unrivalled experience in spearheading, developing and operating real estate software, GoYzer is proud to partner with leading international and local brands like Chestertons."
"By continually working closely with industry professionals and carrying out extensive market research, we create pioneering programmes to meet the needs of developers, property managers and brokers to transform their business and bring great results. We look forward applying our expertise and technology at Chestertons as it grows its business in the UAE and wider region," he added.-TradeArabia News Service
