The Bereavement Index 2024 reveals continued struggles with estate administration in the UK – find out more with Exizent

Exizent is pleased to announce the release of Chapter One of the highly anticipated 2024 Bereavement Index report. Earlier this year, we initiated a comprehensive research project, engaging with individuals who have recently experienced bereavement and were involved in the administrative aspect of death.

Estate administration technology company Exizent earns top ranking in the Chambers NewLaw 2024 Guide

Exizent, the innovative Glasgow-based technology firm transforming the bereavement process by connecting the data, services, and networks of people involved, has been recognised once again for its exceptional capabilities and listed by Chambers in its 2024 NewLaw Guide.

Aleks Tomczyk, Managing director at Exizent: my hopes for estate administration in 2024

My Co-Founder at Exizent Nick Cousins considered Exizent’s year at the end of 2023 in his Christmas Blog – Season’s Greetings from Nick Cousins. To summarise, Exizent had a good year, adding lots of functionality/users to our law firm focused specialist SaaS probate/executry processing software, completing the research & build of our SaaS financial services customer death notification and process management software, and seeing growth in our team/business.

Season’s greetings from Nick Cousins, CEO at Exizent

2023 has been a breakthrough year for the team at Exizent after the humps and bumps of 2022. Our cloud-native specialists estate administration software for legal services professionals and accountants is now being used by many firms in England, Scotland and Wales to transform the way that their practitioners do their work, increasing capacity across teams to help more clients.

Exizent – Bereavement has far-reaching effects on millennials and Gen Z – legal professionals help

Bereavement, the experience of losing a loved one, can have a significant impact on individuals of all generations, including Millennials and Gen Z. As Exizent’s 2023 Bereavement Index report revealed, 78% of people responsible for estate administration (executry in Scotland) are aged 18 to 44.

Legal cashiers: see the unsung heroes of the legal world with Quill

Legal cashiering is a crucial aspect of law firm administration back office that involves managing financial transactions, client and office accounts, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

See how an integrated practice and document management system simplifies cases with Advanced Legal

In the world of law firms, simplicity and efficiency are paramount when it comes to casework. An integrated case management system (CMS) and document management system (DMS) can streamline the entire process, making casework simpler and more effective for fee-earners and administration staff to undertake.

Discover ways in which Cloud Forms software can simplify the inheritance tax procedure with Advanced

Any fee earner working in estate administration can attest that the inheritance tax process is one that is both complex and time-consuming.

Exizent’s annual bereavement index report

Annual Bereavement Index reveals estate administration services provided by professionals are getting worse, putting vulnerable individuals at risk of declining mental wellbeing and financial instability

Exizent: A third of people now suffer financial difficulty paying for estate administration

New research conducted by Exizent, into current bereavement processes shows that the price to pay for losing a loved one could actually be steeper than the grief and sadness we already suffer, as the costs required to cover the processes that follow leave many of us vulnerable – a fact that is becoming more apparent year on year.