Property settlement has always been a tedious and complex affair. When it comes to the Australian property settlement industry, the switch to digital settlements has been a significant transformation point, radically changing how all lawyers, conveyancers, and banks run their businesses. Given the social distancing measures in place, the change has been overwhelmingly positive, but the customer experience is far from ideal. With a definitive focus on this problem, Sydney-based Sympli is helping create more opportunities for companies and representing the Australian property settlement market with an e-settlement service that benefits practitioners across the country. A next-generation e-settlements solution, Sympli delivers healthy competition, reliability, security, and value to the industry.
The result of a collaboration between InfoTrack and ASX, Sympli is the product of InfoTrack's vast experience as Australia's largest e-conveyancing technology provider and ASX's prowess as one of the world's leading financial market exchanges. Sympli has the vision to be at the forefront of the digital revolution—to work closely with its clients to eliminate their pain points, to make technology simple, and to be a force of positive change in the industry. "Disruptive technology starts with hiring the right people who share our vision and passion. We keenly focus on hiring people who share our passion for automation through digitization, simplicity, and driving positive change," explains Philip Joyce, CEO of Sympli.
Sympli aims to capitalize on the new opportunities of enhancing customer experience by integrating and partnering with its clients' practice management and mortgage origination systems to reduce re-key and errors while focusing on smart task management and workflows so that every individual user knows their responsibility to complete each settlement. Sympli works with clients to expand business rules and functionality to maximize straight-through processing and minimize error handling. By utilizing reporting and reconciliation tools, Sympli aims to help clients manage risks associated with billing, perfection of security, and settlement funds.
Electronic settlements can be varied and tend to involve the registration of new title particulars (such as a new owner or mortgagee) and the simultaneous transfer of settlement funds. "Our core offering is our e-settlement network. We build and maintain connections with land registries, revenue offices, and banks around Australia to support electronic property settlements," says Joyce. Sympli offers value to its clients by helping them prepare and collaborate on settlement information through intuitive workflow, comprehensive business rules, smart task management, and customizable user profiles.
The result of a collaboration between InfoTrack and ASX, Sympli is the product of InfoTrack's vast experience as Australia's largest e-conveyancing technology provider and ASX's prowess as one of the world's leading financial market exchanges. Sympli has the vision to be at the forefront of the digital revolution—to work closely with its clients to eliminate their pain points, to make technology simple, and to be a force of positive change in the industry. "Disruptive technology starts with hiring the right people who share our vision and passion. We keenly focus on hiring people who share our passion for automation through digitization, simplicity, and driving positive change," explains Philip Joyce, CEO of Sympli.
Sympli aims to capitalize on the new opportunities of enhancing customer experience by integrating and partnering with its clients' practice management and mortgage origination systems to reduce re-key and errors while focusing on smart task management and workflows so that every individual user knows their responsibility to complete each settlement. Sympli works with clients to expand business rules and functionality to maximize straight-through processing and minimize error handling. By utilizing reporting and reconciliation tools, Sympli aims to help clients manage risks associated with billing, perfection of security, and settlement funds.
Electronic settlements can be varied and tend to involve the registration of new title particulars (such as a new owner or mortgagee) and the simultaneous transfer of settlement funds. "Our core offering is our e-settlement network. We build and maintain connections with land registries, revenue offices, and banks around Australia to support electronic property settlements," says Joyce. Sympli offers value to its clients by helping them prepare and collaborate on settlement information through intuitive workflow, comprehensive business rules, smart task management, and customizable user profiles.
Our core offering is our e-settlement network. We build and maintain connections with land registries, revenue offices, and banks around Australia to support electronic property settlements
With a customer-centric business model and commitment to delivering a seamless experience to users, Sympli gets to the root of customer experience. By understanding its customers, their pain points, and key drivers of success, the company intends to make meaningful changes to their business. For Sympli, customer engagement is the on-going, emotive, and value-driven relationship that it shares with its customers. To ensure the engagement continues positively, the company is dedicated to delivering a desirable customer experience and designing products with a customer-centric approach at the core. With a design thinking framework at its foundation, the company has invested in and revitalized its approach to product development. This was made possible through Sympli’s four business engagement pillars—commitment, seamlessness, proactiveness, and customer-centric innovation.
Sympli is focused on completing its network connections with land registries, revenue offices, and banks by mid-2021. The company aims to deliver its settlement platform for financial institutions by mid-2021 and the practitioner market by the end of 2021. Reshaping an industry that is already going through a disruptive period, Sympli sees global potential for stress-free and straightforward property settlements.
Ending on a positive note, Joyce remarks, “We celebrate our diversity as we understand that is what drives our creativity and innovation. Our ethos is based on accountability and trust which is why we have embraced flexible working and proactively model work/ life balance.”
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