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After Solvares buys More-IQ, then merges with Totalmobile. UK housing DLO & contractor repair systems just got a lot more interesting. Two announcements in four days and neither is small.

Following on from consolidating FLS (Fast Lean Smart) recently, Solvares Group has acquired UK-based More-IQ, a true Cloud dynamic scheduling specialist that has been aiming straight at social housing landlords. Good on Nick, Katie and Gael on that one. 😉

Then Solvares and Totalmobile announced yet another merger, creating a combined group of 800+ people supporting 4,000+ customers, with housing explicitly called out as a key sector. This matters because scheduling these days is not a nice-to-have. In housing repairs, it is the control room. If the scheduler is average, everything downstream looks average too: customer comms, compliance visits, voids sequencing, multi-trade, right-first-time, and the “why did nobody turn up?” calls.

What does this mean in simple terms, a view from a seasoned sector Critical Friend ?

Solvares is stitching together optimisation and scheduling brains with a mainstream field service execution platform. More-IQ strengthens the cloud-native scheduling side, and Solvares explicitly positions it in their comms as boosting its offering for the housing sector and accelerating cloud-native innovation.

The Totalmobile merger statement is basically “planning through to execution”, at scale, with no immediate change promised to existing customers. Well, they all say that don’t they?

These platforms are winning some significant housing deals and often banging on about those wins. How some of those pan out to satisfactory go-lives might be somewhat shankier. I mean I see some of these in my projects.

Community Housing recently has selected Totalmobile’s platform to support repairs for 6,000+ homes, with 70 operatives, aiming for March 2026 go-live and projecting £750k+ net savings over five years. Hyde Housing has a published repairs contract with Totalmobile extending field-service and scheduling capability across wider operations. Wandle Housing Association awarded Totalmobile Connect, Mobilise and Analytics via G-Cloud. Raven Housing Trust and Vivid Homes are great More-IQ examples.

So what should DLO repairs managers and housing organisations do next? Maybe don’t panic. But also not sleepwalk into a new foreign-owned group making quiet changes while you are busy fighting damp, mould and backlog. After all, there are some great alternative indie choices out there too, such as ROCC who quietly seem to be just getting on with doing a good job with everything ‘in the SAAS box’. 

Here is what I would get nailed down now, in writing, (with dates OBVs) :

Roadmap certainty: what gets invested in, what gets merged, and what gets nudged toward end-of-life over the next 24 months. The press line is “no immediate changes”, but “immediate” is doing a lot of heavy lifting  there (like every merger or acquisition).

Commercial protection: what happens to pricing at renewal when products get “simplified” into bundles, or the additional contract clauses bubble up.

UK housing priority: ask how UK housing feature needs, support coverage, and escalation routes are protected when priorities get set outside the UK. Lets hope all decisions need not go via Heikendorf, DE in the future, that would not be clever for customers across the British Isles, RP's & AHB's.

Integration commitments: if your HMS, CRM, comms, compliance, BI Reporting, or contractor ecosystem hangs off scheduling, insist on a clear integration support plan. In a merger, interfaces are where surprises breed, particularly if some products could be depreciated, or swapped with other alternatives.

And what about OneAdvanced DRS, you know OptiTime as was? (Showing my age now)

This is the bit that should make OneAdvanced customers and prospects sit up straighter. OneAdvanced markets Dynamic Resource Scheduler as a core product for field workforce optimisation and it is also being sold on G-Cloud frameworks as Resource Scheduling (formerly DRS).

But the competitive pressure is more real than ever, because Solvares has just bought a supplier that is positioning itself as cloud-native dynamic scheduling software with a housing-first focus, and it is now (most likely) being paired with Totalmobile’s execution platform.

So the likely impact on DRS is not “DRS is dead” (not quite yet anyway). It is more like this: procurements get harder, buyers will ask more awkward questions about what “cloud” really means, and incumbents will be pushed to modernise faster because the Solvares-Totalmobile combo can pitch an end-to-end story with a cloud-native scheduling engine at its centre. Again, this is not an only option, look and think out of the box, you don’t always have to be with the big boys. Often small and perfectly formed is an advantage.

If you are a DRS landlord/user, you probably do not need to rip out and replace. But you should use this moment to extract roadmap clarity and commitments, because serious competition has just arrived with a variant of 100% true Cloud scheduling and (potentially) a much bigger chequebook behind it.

My Take is this could genuinely help providers, if it leads to better scheduling that matches the reality of housing, then actually executes cleanly in the field. However, consolidation is never a charity project. It is a control project. The winners will be the landlords who treat this like any other high-impact supplier change: tighten governance, pin down roadmap and commercials, and keep hold of their operational data and integrations so they stay in the driving seat. Hopefully the consolidated helpdesk will not give you too many sleepless nights.

Is your organisation struggling to justify a software change, or worried not everything has been covered? 

Get in touch , I will drop in for a cuppa & bring the Fox's Chocolate Gingers ☕

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Make A Move (exit the 18 month club…)

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On Critical Friends, Critical First Steps, and the 18-Month Limbo Club, the other day out of the blue, a director from an organisation I’d recently worked with dropped me a note to say thank you. Not for rescuing a go-live, or untangling a programme that had quietly drifted into spreadsheet archaeology. Not for stabilising something already wobbling. They thanked me for (just) getting them started. 

Started on their procurement journey to new systems that is.

That small detail stuck with me, because it highlights something in my three decades in the sector, I've noticed we do not talk about enough in #socialhousing, asset management, repairs, customer services etc. A lot of organisations are not failing at implementation. They are not even failing at procurement. They are stuck somewhere earlier, in a kind of organisational limbo where everyone agrees change is needed, but nobody quite pushes the first proper domino over.

The “Critical Friend” role I have often written about previously is often seen as something you bring in once procurement is done & dusted. Contracts signed, steering groups formed, and the inevitable workshop where someone asks what success looks like, (while everyone avoids eye contact). But by then, many of the most important decisions, or non-decisions, have already been made. Being a Critical Friend much earlier is different. It is less about fixing a plan and more about helping an organisation admit that it does not yet have one, (or at least sometimes not one it is prepared to act on).

What that usually means is asking awkward but necessary questions before anything has gone to market. What problem are you actually trying to solve? What is the real cost of staying as you are, beyond the collective sighing in meetings? What does “better” look like on a grey Tuesday morning when the phones are busy and a system is under pressure? And perhaps most importantly, are you genuinely ready to move, or are you still doing a bit of superficial browsing and tyre kicking?

Browsing is where a lot of organisations get stuck. Suppliers engage positively. Demos are attended. Workshops are run. Requirements are discussed and refined and discussed again. Suppliers may suggest a dodgy feeling direct award. Someone produces a draft options appraisal that feels reassuringly substantial. And then time passes. Eighteen months. Sometimes two years+. Nothing formally progresses, but everyone feels busy and involved, which can be oddly comforting.

Software suppliers have pointed this out to me more than once, (usually with admirable diplomacy OBVs). They will honestly say that engagement has been good, which is true. It just has not gone anywhere. And the reason is rarely a lack of intelligence or intent. It is usually fear or inexperience, dressed up as prudence.

There is often a quiet fear of procurement itself. Not because procurement colleagues are unreasonable, but because procurement is where thinking turns into doing. Up to that point, it is all hypothetical. Once procurement enters the room, it becomes about routes, governance, compliance, and decisions that have names attached to them. It becomes harder to stay safely non-committal. My attitude is very much to engage with procurement early however, they are not to be feared! Its a fallacy that your procurement team are there to prevent you buying anything. 

There is also anxiety of the marketplace. Housing has a long memory, and system changes that went wibble linger in organisational folklore for years. People worry about picking the wrong supplier, or missing a better one, or being dazzled by shiny dashboards, or that integration disaster, while the fundamentals quietly disappoint. That anxiety can keep organisations circling the runway long after they should have taken off.

Above all, there is fear of making a mistake. In social housing, mistakes land on real people. Rent/Service Charge accounts, repairs, compliance, damp & mould, and trust are not abstract concepts. No one wants to be the person whose name is later associated with an “unfortunate outcome”. So the safest option can feel like not deciding at all.

The problem is that no decision is still a decision. It just spreads its impact quietly over time. Limbo has a cost, even if it feels calm. Good people burn energy propping up creaking processes and legacy systems. Workarounds and spreadsheets harden into unofficial policy (the Shadow IT). Data quality never quite even starts to improve, because nobody wants to invest effort cleaning and preparing data for a system that might be replaced “soon”. Transformation opportunities are missed, not because the ambition is lacking, but because the foundations are not moving.

After a year or two of this, organisations often feel tired before they have even started. So much discussion has taken place that the emotional energy meant for delivery has already been spent. At that point, ambition gets trimmed. Scope is quietly reduced. Or the whole thing is deferred again, usually until after the next restructure, which in housing terms can sometimes mean a very long wait indeed.

I sometimes wonder whether more organisations are stuck in this early limbo than are struggling with delivery programmes that never quite land. Implementation failures are visible and noisy. Pre-procurement paralysis looks sensible from the outside. It gets described as caution, or due diligence, or waiting for the right moment. Housing is very good at creating more moments to wait for.

There is a simple test I often come back to. If you had to state, honestly, the single biggest thing stopping you from moving to procurement, what would it be? Not the long list of issues, but the real blocker. Until that is named, organisations tend to orbit the problem rather than tackle it.

If any of this feels uncomfortably familiar, it is not something to be embarrassed about. The pressures are real, the risks are real, and the environment is unforgiving. But organisations that move well are not those that eliminate uncertainty. They are the ones that acknowledge it early, structure it, and move forward anyway.

That is where the right experienced Critical Friend can genuinely add value, long before a contract is signed. Not by telling you what to buy, but by helping you move from “we should” to “we are”.

So if your organisation recognises that it is blocked at the very start, do consider reaching out to me at some point. Not when the programme is already smouldering. Earlier than that, when you are still standing on the touchline, debating whether the ball is regulation size*, and wondering why the match never seems to start.

* Size 5 in case you were wondering - circumference of 68 to 70 cm (about 27 to 28 inches) and a weight of 410 to 450 grams at the start of a match. The internal pressure should be 0.6 to 1.1 bar, which is 8.5 to 15.6 psi. 

Is your organisation doing more pondering than transforming  ? 

Get in touch , I will drop in for a cuppa & bring the Hobnobs ☕

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(c) Tony Smith, Acutance Consulting www.acutanceconsulting.co.uk 07854-655009


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Most people in social housing will have come across Manifest Software Solutions (previously South View for you oldies out there!) at some point, even if they did not always realise it. They tend to be good when systems stop talking to each other and patience is running thin. APIs, flat files, awkward legacy databases, vendor finger pointing etc. Manifest usually find a way through. 

Likewise, SAVA will be a familiar name to anyone who has spent time wrestling with EPCs, energy modelling, retrofit evidence, intelligent energy modelling, or the growing pressure to actually understand stock performance rather than just report on it. What far fewer people seem to have clocked is that both of these firms now sit inside the Infoshare+ group , which has been quietly recently building a footprint across local government and social housing.

That quiet bit matters. The sector is used to big, noisy players with glossy launches and confident claims about transformation. InfosharePlus has not done that. Instead from CIPFA in Nov24, it has been steadily assembling capability that sits underneath the surface. Integration that works in the real world rather than the ideal one, and energy and asset intelligence that aligns uncomfortably well with where regulation, funding and scrutiny are heading. It raises an interesting question. Are we watching the early stages of a new MRI, Civica or Aareon style group forming, not by swallowing whole housing management systems in one go, but by slowly stitching together the bits that everyone else struggles to do well?

If that is the ambition, it is not a bad one. Infoshare+ does have the current strapline “Helping local public services create better outcomes for all”, which is positive. Then again, Google adopted “Don’t be evil” as an informal corporate motto in the early 2000s too. I don’t recall that sticking in the end that one!

I don’t think the SocialHousing sector does not really need another monolithic platform promise. What it needs is less friction between systems, better evidence behind asset decisions, and fewer heroic spreadsheets propping up regulatory returns. Starting with integration and energy data is arguably a smarter route than starting with front end functionality. It tackles real pain rather than perceived gaps. But this is also where many previous attempts have sometimes come unstuck.

For this to be genuinely good for the sector, Infoshare+ would need to resist the temptation to simply become another vendor gravity well. Housing organisations already carry too much technical debt and too many overlapping tools. The value here only materialises if integration is used to reduce duplication, not multiply it, and if energy and asset data becomes part of a shared, trusted core rather than another specialist silo. If clients end up with three loosely connected expensive platforms just wearing one pretty badge, nothing has really improved.

They would also need to not forget to lean hard into the social purpose of their client base. Social housing is not just another regulated industry. Decisions about data, evidence and systems have direct consequences for tenants, safety, affordability and trust. Getting this right means prioritising transparency, auditability and resilience over shiny features. It means being honest about what can and cannot be delivered, automated, and designing for the long term reality of stretched teams, ageing stock and political scrutiny. Plenty of larger suppliers talk about this (and AI almost forever these days!). Fewer consistently design for it.

There is also a cultural challenge. The reason original firms like Manifest and SAVA are generally currently respected is that they tend to deal mostly in reality rather than aspiration. They understand messy data, imperfect processes and the compromises that come with legacy estates. Scaling that mindset inside a growing group is not easy. Many acquisitions fail not because the technology is wrong, but because the delivery culture gets diluted or buried under layers of governance and sales pressure. Often in group structures, it might take over 3 months to even get a quote for quite routine work. If Infoshare+ wants to do this better than others have managed, it will need to protect that pragmatism rather than sanding it down.

From my decades of Critical Friend experience, looking at this development as a client or sector observer, I would be less interested in whether Infoshare+ becomes the next big name, and more interested in whether it becomes the most trusted one. Trust in this sector is built by fixing awkward problems without drama, being clear about ownership when things break, and helping organisations simplify rather than accumulate. Charging a perceived reasonable price is appreciated too, less of the £10k staring price for everything maybe? . Quiet growth can be a strength if it stays grounded in respectful reliable delivery and purpose.

There is something potentially interesting forming here. Whether it becomes genuinely positive for social housing will depend on choices made now, before the group gets too big to remember why people valued the individual parts in the first place. As ever, the sector will judge it not on ambition, but on whether life gets materially easier, safer and more defensible for the people who have to live with the outcomes.

More on Infoshare+ Public Sector here and its larger more diverse owner Omni. 

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Times Change

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Late autumn this year I found myself doing something that felt oddly symbolic of where #socialhousing systems tech is right now. One day in London, I was sat in a room full of people talking about CRM platforms, cloud everything, Agentic AI and transformation. The very next day I was with a long-established UK HMS supplier, still wrestling their way through cracking full browser compatibility, legacy architecture, and the sheer effort of dragging decades of product forward into a modern world to make it saleable.

The contrast could not have been sharper.

The CRM event had an almost evangelical feel to it. Satisfied users. Big smiles throughout. Big stories. Also some big price tags for some. Organisations talking openly about spending significantly more than they ever would have done on a traditional housing management system, but justifying it because it delivered what they needed operationally with less grief. You could feel the belief in the room. Not just belief in the product, but belief in the journey they had chosen. OK Rev Blackgrape, "Whose souls are we gonna save" ?

The HMS day felt very different. Not bad, not negative, but grounded. Practical. Good to see they were honest about the challenges. You could sense the effort going in, but also the drag. The dead-weight of history. The compromises that come from having to modernise something that was never designed for browsers, cloud delivery, SAAS or rapid iteration in the first place. You can see why some recent would be ‘has-been slayers’ thought it best to just start from scratch.

Which pretty much sums up 2025 for me.

Across this last year I have helped some clients decide that a CRM platform genuinely was the right answer for them. Others who had already gone down that road and then needed help finding a way back to a more traditional HMS. And plenty where CRM was never really a contender at all, because the complexity, user seats cost, current absent IP or operational risk just did not stack up. There truly is something for everyone, as I proved in 2025 for the small (under 190 homes) up to the large (over 38k homes) providers.

So where is the market actually up to now?

There is a growing narrative that only CRM platforms can innovate. That they are the only ones moving fast, experimenting, releasing new functionality, AI Agents and responding to modern expectations. Meanwhile some HMS suppliers are still accused of undertaking radial rubber tyre 70's style retreads. Recent HMS supplier consolidation has certainly not helped. New user interfaces bolted onto old cores, maybe flat text data exchange. Browser layers masking systems that were never meant to live there. Old legacy functionality dropped and not carried through. Innovation slowed not by lack of intent, but by technical debt.

There is some truth in that I think, but its not the whole story.

CRM platforms absolutely can move fast, especially when they are not carrying decades of housing-specific programming baggage. But speed comes at a price. Cost, complexity, dependency on extensive reseller led configuration, and the need for organisations to effectively build their own housing system on top of a general purpose CRM platform. Easy and flexible access to data, often assumed / promised, often not so seen in reality. For some providers, that is empowering. For others, it becomes exhausting, after all we are in the business of managing stock, not developing software !

On the HMS side, the big question is whether serious innovation is possible while parts of the product estate are still incomplete, partially browser based (on the journey..), or constrained by older architectural decisions. Can suppliers genuinely leap forward while also keeping the lights on, via potentially a shrunken help desk, for thousands of existing customers. Some will manage it. Some will struggle. And some will quietly fall further behind than they care to admit in their Powerpoints..

For housing providers, councils with retained stock, the last ALMOS, AHB’s, and charities, this leaves a pretty uncomfortable middle ground. Do you bet on the flexibility and promise of CRM and accept the cost and effort. Do you stick with traditional HMS and hope the innovation curve steepens. Or do you end up walking one path, only to later retrace your steps when reality bites?

I have seen all three this year (and the fourth choice of the ultra-modern HMS cloud built from the ground up too).

What feels certain is that 2026 is not going to be any calmer. Housing system procurement decisions will be likely to get harder, not easier. The stakes will keep rising. And the gap between what suppliers say is possible and what organisations can realistically absorb will be tested more than ever.

Interesting times ahead. Not always comfortable ones. But definitely interesting for journeying beyond this first 25% of the twenty first century. If what I have covered here sounds familiar to you and your organisation, maybe that’s a ride we might be able to work together on getting you to where you need to be.

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New Order – Times Change

(c) Tony Smith, Acutance Consulting www.acutanceconsulting.co.uk 07854-655009


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