11th November 2014

Intelliflo boosts market-leading position with 'Free to switch' offer

Intelliflo aims to boost its position as the leading provider of software solutions for UK financial services companies with a ‘free-to-switch’ offer that runs to the end of 2014.

Intelliflo launched in 2004 and its web-based business management software, Intelligent Office, offers financial businesses the tools to improve efficiency and increase profits. It currently supports 1,275 large and small adviser firms and 11,200 users with assets under advice of £172 billion.

Jo Gilbey, Intelliflo's Marketing Director says: "We handle 70% of all electronic valuation statements through our system and over £30 million of income is reconciled monthly. Intelligent Office (iO) manages and protects customer data with a real-time, 24/7 web-based system which is constantly backed-up. We have a long-term commitment to building and developing our systems to ensure they remain best-of-breed which is why we're inviting advisers to make the switch and join us."

The ‘free-to-switch’ offer runs to 31 December 2014 and carries no up-front charges. Visit www.intelliflo.com/changeup for full details.

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