How HYELM eliminated parcel liability with Bringme

For HYELM, a not-for-profit landlord providing affordable housing solutions for young people working in London, receiving resident packages was not an option as the team wanted to avoid discussions and issues surrounding liability. Residents had to manage their own deliveries, but this quickly became a real challenge, with packages often left in the entrance hall for everyone to see, leading to theft. Sarah Armstrong, property manager at HYELM, shares how Bringme solved this problem.

Steven Vanderghote, senior project engineer at Matexi, is leading the development of Antwerp Tower, the city’s largest residential property. Long before launching the design by architect Wiel Arets and renovation by CIT Blaton, a pressing question surfaced: how to securely receive parcels and efficiently exchange materials in a prestigious building of no less than 26 floors? A statement skyscraper of this calibre simply demands a flexible and secure solution. One that blends harmoniously with the building’s overall design. Discover why Matexi selected Bringme as an elegant, efficient and secure parcel solution.

Akiff is the operational manager at Vertus, the built-to-rent division of Canary Wharf Group in London. In their three brand new apartment blocks, hundreds of parcels are delivered daily. It was an impossible task for the concierge to distribute all of them in a timely manner. It got to the point that residents sometimes had to wait hours for their delivery, which caused a great deal of frustration. That's a thing of the past, now, thanks to the digital concierge.

Alexandra Gevers is a real estate agent for build-to-sell projects. She resolutely chooses Bringme’s smart property technology as a major selling point to convince buyers and investors when selling apartments.

At the Limburg Project Van den Boer Concept, they take care of everything for their customers, from the purchase to the delivery of the turnkey home. And from now on, a digital concierge will also be part of this overall service. Because customers – even elderly ones – are eagerly awaiting the extra comfort and security provided by the concept. “It solves a number of current problems,” says Filip Remans, one of the four partners. “We really see it as an extra selling point.”

For its three residential projects in Nijmegen, BPD, a foremost developer in the Netherlands, aimed to set high standards in service, reliability, and user-friendliness. The growing demand from residents for a streamlined parcel management system led Berry Evers, senior developer at BPD, to Bringme. Below, Berry explains why he opted for the Bringme Box and the Digital Concierge.

The rental market in the UK is a competitive one, so if you want to be a part of it, you need to be able to meet customers’ growing expectations. That’s why Get Living decided to equip their building lobbies at Elephant Central with a Bringme Box. Read their story.

The old post office in the centre of Dilbeek had already been empty since 2013 when it was saved from demolition by real estate developer Bato. Bato redeveloped the building into a residential project full of character and technology and in accordance with the BENOveren standard.