Unite Students adopts proptech platform across UK portfolio

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Student accommodation provider Unite Students has adopted proptech platform Lavanda across its 68,000-bed portfolio.

Unite will use Lavanda’s property management system (PMS) to optimise a range of financial, administrative and logistical workstreams throughout 151 properties located in 23 university towns and cities.

The platform’s API-first approach will allow Unite Students to deliver a customisable and efficient front-end experience via the provider’s own app, enabling students to easily access information, communicate with management and participate in community activities.

Tom Ellis, group strategy and technology director for Unite Students, said: “Bringing in Lavanda is going to transform how we serve our residents. Not only will it make living with us easier and more enjoyable for our residents, but it will also significantly simplify our day-to-day operations. Lavanda’s leading technology will help us deliver a best-in-class student experience and reflects our dedication to raising the bar for student accommodation.”

Fred Lerche-Lerchenborg, CEO of Lavanda, added: “Partnering with Unite Students is one of Lavanda’s most significant milestones to date. Our market-leading PMS is designed to adapt to the unique demands of student housing, and we are confident it will drive significant value for Unite Students, its staff, and student residents. This collaboration highlights our dedication to innovation and excellence in the student accommodation sector. Our platform’s flexibility, advanced feature set, and seamless integration capabilities will empower Unite Students to operate more efficiently and effectively.”

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