The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has released its 2024 Annual Review, and for professionals working at the crossroads of technology and the built environment, the message is clear. The industry is evolving rapidly, and RICS is positioning itself as a global leader in that transformation.

We’re excited to announce the launch of our latest iFrame — designed specifically for businesses that value personal connection over automation in the early stages of client engagement. This new Contact Form iFrame allows potential clients to submit an enquiry without displaying any fees upfront. It's perfect for those who want to automate lead capture but maintain a personalised follow-up process.

Designed to empower professionals and enthusiasts alike, this innovative program focuses on Historic and Traditional Buildings, helping participants build knowledge and develop confidence in building conservation.

No matter the size of your company, Surventrix can make a real difference in how you manage CRM, compliance, cybersecurity, reporting and efficiency.

Surventrix, a leading innovator in surveying software, today announced the latest update to its iOS mobile application featuring state-of-the-art LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology.

'Surventrix Connect', the annual surveying event for the surveying sector, has been hailed a success at the Coventry Building Society Arena last month.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has released a new edition of its Global Red Book, making several crucial updates on the use of AI in valuation and the mandatory implementation of ESG principles.

Due to publish soon, the latest revision of BS 9991 - the UK's key fire safety standard for residential buildings - represents a critical advancement in fire safety regulation. 

Surventrix Connect has revealed the headline sponsor for its annual conference at the Coventry Building Society Arena, on 30th January 2025.

This guidance is intended to help RICS members and regulated firms understand how the Rules of Conduct apply to the use of social media, and what RICS will take into account when concerns about social media use are reported.