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Take a look through some of our previous newsletter articles.
Introducing the Survey Booker Referrer Mobile App, a faster and more convenient way for referral partners to submit new opportunities, track progress and stay informed on the go. Available on iOS and Android, the app helps surveying firms create a more connected referral experience.
Compliance sets the baseline, but does it prove quality? Kate Charrington of Projekt3 explores the important distinction between the two, and why surveying firms need to evidence both.
What evidence would support your valuation if it were challenged months or years later? Sprift explores the market intelligence behind defensible valuations and the key evidence surveyors should keep on file.
Conflict checks are only the starting point. This article explores why effective conflict management requires ongoing awareness, clear processes and good judgement throughout the surveying instruction.
Six of the ten surveying firms featured in a recently published Konnect You Top 10 use Survey Booker. We explore what that milestone says about the operational foundations supporting successful surveying practices.
When running a surveying practice starts taking time away from surveying itself, something needs to change. This article explores how smarter systems and processes can reduce admin and create more time for the work that really matters.
