UCI Hellas chooses Thesis Property & Real Estate Mgmt. and Thesis BPM

With the beginning of the week, our first important professional news arrived: UCI Hellas chose CGSoft and Thesis Property & Real Estate Management for the management of the entire real estate portfolio it manages, as well as Thesis BPM (Business Process Management) for the unified and complete management of all processes (internal and external).

This choice, for such a critical and demanding project by a company like UCI Hellas, is a confirmation of the quality of the products and services offered by CGSoft in the Property & Real Estate management software sector and at the same time of UCI Hellas’ strategic goal to be at the forefront of the industry and the competition. At the same time, and in combination with the many years of experience and expertise of its executives, it guarantees in the best possible way the optimal result as well as the ability to offer high-level services to its customers, by utilizing the leading electronic applications for integrated property management, which we have been successfully offering in Greece and abroad for years.

Union de Creditos Inmobiliarios (UCI S.A.) is a financial institution based in Spain, a leader in Spain and Portugal in mortgage loan management. The UCI Group is a joint venture between two of the largest European banks: the Spanish Banco Santander and the French BNP Paribas. UCI Hellas, a member of the UCI group, was founded in 2017 in Athens and provides holistic credit management services throughout Greece. The company’s main goal is to leverage the international experience of the group (UCI) to successfully service non-performing loans (NPL) by offering friendly solutions and personalized proposals to debtors. To serve this purpose, in addition to the comprehensive international know-how it possesses, it selects and uses advanced IT systems, and of course utilizes its specialized executives, the special solution consultants, in order to design and propose the optimal, sustainable solution for both parties (borrower and lender).