FinTech boost allows commercial property financing modelling

FinTech boost allows commercial property financing modelling


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FinTech platform Brickflow has expanded its integration to agents and introducers, thanks to its intermediary users. 

Most recently, Brickflow software has been placed with key regional auction houses, enabling property buyers to model deals and apply for finance directly from 3rd party websites. These partnerships have been delivered via Brickflow customers, who use the tech to grow their own pipelines and businesses.

Via embedded Brickflow technology, bidders can now search and apply for finance directly from their auction house’s website, creating a seamless experience from bidding to financing

Partnerships have so far been established by Brickflow Enterprise user Brunel Bridging, which has joined forces with auction house and estate agent Hollis Morgan, and South West Business Finance (SWBF), in partnership with Bristol based auctioneer and commercial property specialist, Maggs & Allen.

As customers of Brickflow Enterprise, intermediaries receive qualified leads from searches conducted via the auction houses’ (or agents’) websites, helping them to easily expand their pipeline, and gain a competitive edge, whilst providing clients with access to funding in one seamless journey.

Ian Humphreys, chief executive of Brickflow comments: “By simplifying access to CRE finance, we’re opening up the market to more borrowers and making it easier for people to fund property purchases. Our embedded finance technology allows intermediaries to leverage deals with leading auction houses and agents, whilst accelerating the growth of their own businesses, supporting our mission to improve transparency, efficiency, connectivity and growth across the industry.”

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