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CRM systems for London's brokers, advisers, agents and fast growing firms.

Codeeo offers CRM software development in London for firms whose client relationships are too complex for a standard sales pipeline. Insurance brokers in the City, wealth managers in Mayfair, letting agents across the boroughs and scale-ups in Shoreditch all track different things: renewals and placements, suitability and AML evidence, tenancies and licences, investors and enterprise deals. We build the CRM around the relationships your London business actually manages, then connect it to the tools your people already open every morning.

London firms tend to work with clients who are demanding, international and regulated, often all three at once. The CRM has to hold that detail cleanly, show who knows whom, and leave an audit trail that a regulator or a client's own compliance team can follow without asking your staff to reconstruct events from memory.

Built for
Brokers, advisers, agencies, professional firms and growth companies based in London and serving clients across the capital and abroad.
Typical timeline
We agree what goes into the first release during discovery, then fix the sequence of later phases in writing.
What you own
Your firm holds the code, the database, the cloud accounts and all client data, with full admin access from the first day.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What we build for London firms

CRM features shaped by how the capital does business.

A London CRM rarely fails because it lacks a pipeline view. It fails because it cannot represent a Lloyd's placement with several markets, a family office with five related entities, a landlord with properties in three boroughs, or a scale-up selling to enterprise buyers in other countries. Staff then keep the real picture in spreadsheets and inboxes, and the CRM becomes a reporting chore.

Custom CRM software development for London firms fixes that by modelling your relationships properly first. The modules below are the ones we are asked for most often in the capital. Few firms need all of them, and discovery decides which belong in the first release.

We also look at what your London clients see. A portal where a landlord checks rent statements, or a client downloads a renewal schedule, is often built on the same data and saves your staff a steady stream of emails.

Explain your project
  • Relationship and placement mapping

    For brokers working around the Lloyd's market, each client account links to its policies, renewal dates, the markets and underwriters involved, and the broker who owns each relationship. Renewal pipelines open automatically ahead of expiry, with placement notes kept on the policy rather than in personal email.

    Renewals are prepared early and no market contact lives in one person's head.

  • AML and onboarding evidence

    New clients move through identity checks, source of funds questions and risk scoring under the Money Laundering Regulations, with documents stored against the client and a review date set by risk level. Onboarding cannot complete until the required evidence is recorded and approved.

    Client files that stand up to an internal or regulatory review.

  • Household and entity structures

    Wealth managers and family offices in Mayfair and St James's often serve one family through trusts, companies and individuals. The CRM links these entities, shows combined holdings and contacts, and restricts sensitive notes to the advisers who need them.

    A whole client picture, with access limited to the right people.

  • Lettings and borough licensing

    Letting agents track landlords, properties, tenancies and applicants by borough, including whether a property sits in a selective or additional licensing area. Reminders cover Right to Rent follow up checks, deposit protection, gas safety and licence renewals for every property on the books.

    Compliance dates tracked per property across every borough you cover.

  • Portal and website enquiry capture

    Enquiries from your website and from the property or job portals you advertise on are parsed, deduplicated and routed to the right branch or consultant. Response times are measured so managers can see which London offices answer fastest.

    Every enquiry lands with an owner within minutes.

  • Recruitment client and candidate records

    Agencies placing people across the City, Canary Wharf and the West End manage clients, vacancies, candidates and interviews in one system. Consent for keeping candidate CVs is recorded and refreshed, and stale records are flagged for review or deletion.

    Faster shortlists with candidate data handled lawfully.

  • Investor and enterprise deal tracking

    Scale-ups around Shoreditch and King's Cross track funding rounds, investor conversations and long enterprise sales in parallel, with stakeholder maps for buyer committees and multi-currency deal values for overseas prospects.

    Founders and sales leads read the same pipeline.

  • Microsoft 365 email and calendar capture

    Emails and meetings in Outlook attach to the right client automatically, using domain matching and manual filing for edge cases. Partners see recent contact with any client before a call, without asking around the office.

    Client history built from work already happening.

  • Fee-earner and partner dashboards

    Reporting by team, partner and practice area, showing new business, renewals at risk, onboarding backlogs and client contact gaps. Directors drill from a London-wide figure into the individual accounts behind it.

    Management meetings start from current numbers.

  • Client service and complaints desk

    Requests, queries and complaints from clients are logged as cases with categories, response targets and escalation paths. Account handlers see open cases on the client record before every conversation, and managers can spot clients with repeated issues before those clients start looking at competitors elsewhere in the capital.

    Service problems surface early, while they can still be fixed.

Who this is for

Four London businesses that usually need more than a packaged CRM.

Plenty of London companies run perfectly well on a mainstream CRM. The firms that come to us are the ones whose structure or regulation makes the standard object model a poor fit, so every change becomes a costly workaround. As CRM software developers working with London clients, we start by checking whether configuration would do the job. If it would, we tell you.

What separates a CRM software development company London firms keep working with from one they replace is usually the quality of the questions at the start, so we spend real time on discovery before quoting anything.

01

Insurance and reinsurance brokers in the City

Broking houses near Lime Street manage clients, policies, binders and market relationships that generic sales tools flatten into a single deal. We model policies and placements as their own records, attach market correspondence, and drive renewal work from expiry dates. Producing and placing brokers each see the view they need, and account handlers stop rebuilding renewal packs from scratch every year. Claims notifications can also be logged against the policy, so the client's broker sees the full history.

Designed around renewals, not one-off sales.

02

Wealth managers and family offices

Firms in Mayfair, St James's and the City serve clients whose affairs cross several entities and jurisdictions. Advisers need suitability records, review schedules and vulnerable client flags in one place, while compliance staff need evidence of how each client has been treated under the Consumer Duty. We build role-based access so sensitive information reaches only the advisers responsible. Annual review reminders are generated from each client's agreed schedule rather than from memory.

Privacy between advisers is designed in.

03

Estate and letting agencies with several branches

An agency with offices in Clapham, Islington and Ealing faces different licensing schemes in each borough and a constant flow of portal enquiries. The CRM ties landlords, properties, tenancies and applicants together and drives the compliance diary for every let. Branch managers see their own book, and directors compare offices on response times and instructions won.

Borough rules recorded per property.

04

Scale-ups that have outgrown their first CRM

Tech and services companies in Shoreditch, King's Cross and around Old Street often start on a free tier and hit its limits once enterprise sales, partner channels and investor reporting arrive together. We either build a focused custom system or extend what you have with custom modules, depending on which costs you less over the next few years. Data from the old tool is migrated so sales history and investor notes are not lost in the switch.

From first call to a CRM your London teams rely on.

  1. 01Remote discovery sessionsVideo calls with partners, brokers, agents or sales leads, plus compliance, to map how clients arrive, what must be evidenced, and which spreadsheets currently hold the truth.
  2. 02Relationship modelClients, entities, policies, properties or deals defined with their links, owners and access rules, agreed on paper before a single screen is drawn.
  3. 03Screens for busy peopleLayouts built for partners and agents who check the CRM between meetings on a phone, with the most used actions one tap away.
  4. 04Integrations and securityMicrosoft 365, portals, phone systems and identity checks connected, with single sign-on, multi-factor login and audit logging configured from the outset.
  5. 05Pilot with one teamOne desk, branch or practice group uses the system for real work first, so issues are found in a contained setting and fixed before wider rollout.
  6. 06Firm-wide launch and upkeepRemaining teams move across with recorded training, and a regular release cycle adds the changes partners and staff ask for once the system is in daily use.

Technology

What we build this with.

We typically build London CRMs with Laravel or .NET on the server, React for the web interface and Flutter for mobile. Single sign-on through Microsoft Entra ID suits firms already on Microsoft 365, and data can be hosted in a UK cloud region if your policies require it.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What London firms ask us about custom CRMs.

After discovery, once the modules and integrations are clear.

Cost follows the number of modules in the first release, the integrations needed, the volume and condition of data to migrate, and how strict your access and audit rules are. A regulated firm with AML onboarding, Microsoft 365 capture and partner dashboards needs more work than an agency tracking enquiries and viewings. We set out which items carry most of the effort, so you can decide what to defer to later phases. Ongoing hosting and support are separate from the build, and we explain those running costs before you commit.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

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