WHAT USE IS THE WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, IF THE DATA YOU FEED IT IS CR*P?


Absolutely none at all. Obviously. Which is why so many companies have built cumbersome, complicated approval systems. And why the oft-promised paperless office1


continues to recede


ever further into the future. But here at Trace we’ve been building a little bit of magic over the last few years.


Magic that makes dodgy data


almost entirely a thing of the past. Our big software packages –


industry standards like TRAMPS and BlueBox – still perform all the heavy lifting on property management and accountancy that the enterprise demands.


But they also now come with a veritable ecosystem of easy-to-use web apps we’ve called Mojo. Cloud-based Mojo revolutionises


the processes of property management. With perfect little apps that help your people do particular tasks with a minimum of clutter and fuss.


One such task, of course, is data management – be it leases, supplier invoices, or pretty much anything else. With Mojo apps providing audit trails, notes, live lookups, attachments, storage of draft data, easy configuration of fields, and effortless approvals – well, we reckon there’s no finer data management tool in the business.


And as for that paperless office


we were all promised in 1975? Maybe now it can finally happen.2


Enterprise-Class Property Management Software. With added Mojo


30A Great Sutton Street, London EC1V 0DU | 020 7825 1299 | www.tracesolutions.co.uk | hello@tracesolutions.co.uk 1 First proposed by Business Week in 1975. 2 It will never happen.


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