Mobysoft has partnered with Beam, a social impact ‘tech for good’ operation that matches homeless people with jobs and homes via its technology-led platform. Mobysoft is supporting Beam through an initial financial donation and then throughout the year to support its homeless beneficiaries into jobs and homes. 100 per cent of donations will fund job…
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Artificial intelligence in housing
Housing Technology interviewed AI specialists from Civica, Converse360, Made Tech, Mobysoft, NEC Software Solutions, Orlo and Riverside Group on the business imperatives, internal and external operations, pitfalls and advice, ethical questions and staff concerns associated with the adoption of AI by housing providers. The business case for AI in housing Glen Ocskó, head of local…
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Mobysoft AI for damp & mould problems
Mobysoft has reported that the damp and mould problems experienced by most housing providers could be remedied by using AI. The predictive analytics firm has championed the use of an AI repairs platform to solve what has become a problematic and high-profile issue for housing providers and their tenants. Mobysoft’s RepairSense, an AI platform for…
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Reduced debt at Together Housing with Mobysoft
Having used Mobysoft’s RentSense software since 2017 to support its rent arrears caseload, Together Housing has added Mobysoft’s Intelligent Automation software to help it manage the growing number and complexity of universal credit cases. Jackie Tagg, head of income, Together Housing, said, “Intelligent Automation has helped us to free up staff time for quality conversations…
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Milton Keynes Council’s arrears fall by £400k
Milton Keynes Council has used the same Mobysoft software and consultancy package to cut its arrears by over £400,000 as well as substantially reduce the number of households in arrears. Leona Evans, housing income manager, Milton Keynes Council, said, “Since April 2022, we’ve 355 fewer households in arrears and we’ve reduced our high-level arrears [cases…
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Oxford City Council’s arrears down by £170k with Mobysoft
Oxford City Council’s arrears have fallen by £170,000 during the past year after its implementation of RentSense and advice from Mobysoft’s income maximisation consultancy. Katie Ball, income manager, Oxford City Council, said, “RentSense now provides an accurate caseload for our income team, and the consultancy from Mobysoft’s housing-income expert really got our officers involved and…
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