Built for the new way Britain buys homes.
The government is moving conveyancing to upfront sales packs, binding contracts and a digital-first process. It is standardising the data and the commitment, and leaving the live, consumer-facing tools to industry. That layer is exactly what ThresholdTrack is.
The biggest shake-up to home-buying in a generation.
Announced on 19 June 2026, the government's Home Buying & Selling Reform roadmap rewires the process end to end. Most measures are phased in as parliamentary time allows. Here is what is coming.
Sales packs at the point of listing
Sellers and agents will provide searches, a property condition report, leasehold costs and chain status before a home is listed, so buyers decide with the facts in hand.
Binding conditional contracts
A deal becomes legally binding far earlier, around offer acceptance, with financial penalties for walking away without good reason.
Digital logbooks, ID & AI conveyancing
Digital property logbooks, digital identity, qualified e-signatures, AI-assisted conveyancing and expanded Land Registry data, replacing paper and duplication.
~4 weeks faster, fewer collapses
The government's stated aims: cut transaction times by around four weeks, save first-time buyers ~£650, and halve the number of sales that fall through.
The reforms set the rules. We run the live transaction.
Upfront packs and binding contracts fix what you know and when you're committed. Neither keeps a buyer updated through the twelve weeks in between, tells a fee-earner which matter is quietly stalling, or ends the “any update?” call. That is our job.
Sales packs make information available upfront
We keep that information moving. Forward the matter's mailbox and the AI files pack documents against the right stage, so nothing sits unread and the chain can see what's outstanding.
Binding contracts add commitments and deadlines
We track them. Each obligation and penalty deadline becomes a milestone the AI watches, flagging early when a party is drifting toward breach, while there's still time to act.
A digital-first process needs a live status everyone trusts
That's the core of what we do. Buyers watch their own plain-English timeline, fee-earners see every matter ranked by what needs them, and the chasing stops.
The reforms aim to halve fall-throughs
Binding contracts stop wilful drop-outs; we stop the other half: the slow-death collapses caused by silence, stalled chains and missed updates.
Designed to grow into the reforms, not get caught out by them.
The digital rails are arriving in phases. We've built so each one plugs in as it lands, with no migration, no rebuild and nothing for your firm to redo.
Digital property logbooks
Built to read from and write to the emerging logbook standard, so the timeline buyers already trust becomes the logbook they're handed.
HM Land Registry & smart-data APIs
As structured property data opens up, we ingest it directly, so cases move faster with less parsing, without changing how your firm works.
Binding-contract milestones
A binding-contract stage and penalty-deadline risk flags are designed in, ready to switch on the moment the legislation takes effect.
Digital ID & e-signatures
Designed to slot identity checks and qualified electronic signatures into the live timeline as they become standard.
The reforms are a government roadmap and consultations published on 19 June 2026, not yet enacted law; many measures phase in across this Parliament and exact details may change. ThresholdTrack tracks the programme closely and ships alongside it. Sources: GOV.UK reform roadmap.
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