On Thursday 24th November, we held our very first Housebuilding User Group in Manchester. Facilitated by Doug Openshaw, Head of Sales at Eque2, the session was attended by 10 key users of the Housebuilding software with the objective of sharing information to get the most out of the software.
The session proved highly effective with all parties sharing information on how they currently use the software, reporting any issues and identifying joint needs. In addition, legislation updates and industry issues that directly affect Housebuilding users were also discussed such as the Data Protection Act changes.
Andy Murray, IT Director at CALA Group commented: ‘Being frequent users of Eque2 Housebuilding software, we were pleased to have been part of the first user group and found the session very useful’.
The user group will now be held on a quarterly basis with the view of expanding to include more users in the future. The feedback obtained from the sessions will help Eque2 form future developments for the Housebuilding software demonstrating our continued commitment to our customers.
