Now over a decade old, the online technology platform provider for the multifamily industry 365 Connect is continually announcing new updates and partnerships that enhance customer experience. This time around, the company has integrated its Online Leasing Platform is CIC, an information solutions and data supplier.
According to 365 Connect, the integration will deliver real time screening decisions, reduce data-input error rates and improve overall operational efficiencies for multifamily housing managers.
“Our passion is to find new and better ways to enhance user experiences, make transactions seamless and create communication channels. This integration brings into focus the eco-system we have created and continue to perfect in our effort to deliver leading edge tools to streamline the entire leasing process,” said 365 Connect President Kerry W. Kirby. “While most technology providers like to tout bringing disruptive technology to the market, we have remained focused on delivering constructive technology that connects both future and existing residents with where they live.”
The integration will bring together technology solutions to simplify the leasing process for property owners and managers. The solution also allows prospective residents to apply online, pay application fees and send data directly to CIC for immediate decisions by eliminating all traditional paperwork.
365 Connect customers will now have access to over 36 million reportable eviction records which is updated daily through CIC’s use of other cross-referencing platforms such as Experian, TransUnion and Equifax.
“CIC is the leader in delivering resident screening solutions to the multifamily housing industry,” said Kirby. “Their screening solutions are a natural fit with our Leasing Platform, it will not only improve the applicant approval workflow, but it will insure data integrity between multiple platforms. This integration delivers game changing results for our customers to simplify their operations, reduce costs, and serve both their prospective and existing residents.”