Utility technology platform Muuvo continues to bring more upfront data to the market that can help both agents and home movers complete on property transactions.

With National Trading Standards planning the mandatory implementation of parts B and C of their “material information” requirements over the next few months, Muuvo says that agents need to put themselves in a position to have the necessary information at their fingertips in order to comply.

A recent survey by the Chartered Management Institute also showed that 80% of people are now working on a hybrid basis with around 3.5 days a week being spent working from home and just 1.5 days at an office.

Property information such as broadband speeds, availability of fibre etc are now commonplace information requests from buyers and tenants and knowing and being able to implement the best solution when someone moves home is a key element in a successful move.

Muuvo are able to provide information such as whether a property has a fibre connection , a super-fast fibre connection and also the average speeds expected. This, alongside whether the property can be served by Virgin or other providers.

Some of the additional data available includes whether:

Virgin Media cable broadband and its range of VIVID services are available.

VDSL2 services from Openreach are available.

VDSL2 speeds are likely to be high so you have a choice of all the VDSL2 packages.

Sky Fibre packages are available.

TalkTalk Fibre packages are available.

For telephone line-based services whether there is a single cabinet serving the property.

Jamie Parks, Director of Muuvo, said “The information we can provide assists agents with their legislative requirements under Consumer Protection Regulations and also helps them provide leading edge information that is much sought after by buyers and tenants alike.

“Alongside the provision of important and timely information , there is a revenue generating opportunity for agents when buyers and tenants chose, through the customer facing Muuvo portal to take specific products from suppliers.”