What are agents saying about...eConveyancer?

We spend a lot of time speaking to agents and keeping an ear to the ground on what’s landing well across the industry.

This time, it’s eConveyancer that keeps coming up.

From what agents are saying, the big draw is simple: it makes conveyancing easier to manage without creating more admin. The platform gives agents access to a panel of conveyancers, helps keep communication moving, and gives teams more confidence in the service they’re recommending to clients. On top of that, support gets mentioned again and again, which always tells you something.

What stands out

• Agents consistently describe the platform as easy to use
• Communication and responsiveness come up repeatedly in reviews
• Support from the eConveyancer team feels proactive and dependable
• The panel gives agents confidence when referring clients
• Several reviewers mention how much easier sales progression feels with better visibility and faster updates

What we’re hearing from agents

Jessica Parker from Kearns Residential called it an “absolutely fantastic platform”, praising the quality of the solicitors on the panel and saying communication is never an issue. She also highlighted how easy the platform is to use, adding that account managers are there when needed, but rarely needed because the system works so smoothly.

Paul Swindlehurst from Michael Anthony Estate Agents said the portal has become a valuable part of the moving process, especially when encouraging buyers and sellers to instruct early. He highlighted the ease of use, the quality of the conveyancers available, and the support from the eConveyancer team, describing it as “a partnership we truly value.”

That theme carries through the other reviews too. One agent summed it up as a “really easy system”, with quick answers whenever issues crop up. Another praised the sales progression support and regular updates that keep everyone in the loop from start to finish.

There is also a strong sense that eConveyancer listens. Nikki Jackson from Potter and Ford Ltd said the platform has adapted to support changing sales progression needs, helping make transactions quicker, easier, and less stressful.

What comes through most clearly is that agents do not just see eConveyancer as a comparison tool. They see it as a practical part of the service they offer their clients. In a part of the journey where delays and poor communication can quickly damage confidence, that matters.

In short, eConveyancer feels like a platform that is helping agents bring more clarity, consistency, and confidence to conveyancing, and the reviews suggest that is being noticed.