Key takeaways
Eden has been ranked in the top 4% of participating firms in the 2026 Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index.
Technology doesn't replace our property lawyers – it helps them spend more time focusing on the parts of your move where their expertise matters most.
MyEden gives you a clear view of your home move, with progress tracking and proactive updates when things change.
Plain English is at the heart of how we communicate, so you can understand what's happening without legal jargon.
For Eden, digital conveyancing is about reducing uncertainty, chasing and unnecessary waiting throughout your home move.
Eden has just been ranked 8th out of 234 firms in the 2026 Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index, a sector-wide ranking on use of technology and what it delivers for clients, placing us in the top 4% of participating firms.
We are proud of that result. But for us the ranking itself isn't what matters most.
What matters is what good technology can actually mean for someone buying or selling a home.
I founded Eden after a poor experience trying to buy a property. The process was confusing, slow and filled with having to chase for updates. I knew that there was a better way - and set out to build it.
Because when you're moving home, there are plenty of things you can't control. When will the mortgage come through? When will the other side respond? When will the searches be back? When can you exchange?
What you can reasonably expect, though, is to know what is happening with your own move.
That is one of the reasons we built Eden.
We use technology to make it easier to see what's happening, get the information you need and stay in touch with the people handling your move.
Our results in the Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index recognise the work we've put into different parts of that experience, from getting your move started online to keeping you informed throughout it.
But for us, the important question isn't how many digital systems we have behind the scenes. It's whether those systems make a real difference to you.
When people hear the words ‘Digital Conveyancing’ they might think of apps, online forms and new technology. But being a digital-first conveyancing firm for Eden isn’t about using technology for the sake of it.
If you are buying or selling a home, you probably don't care how many systems your conveyancer has behind the scenes. You care about whether you can easily understand what is happening, access the information you need and communicate with your conveyancer.
With MyEden, you can see the progress of your move online, including completed tasks and what's coming next. We also send proactive updates when something changes, so you're not left wondering whether there has been any progress.
We keep our communications in plain English, too. You shouldn't need to understand legal terminology just to understand what is happening with your own home.
And while technology plays a big part in how we work, it doesn't replace our people.
There is sometimes a perception that making a service more digital means making it less personal. But we believe the opposite can be true. The right technology can take away the slow administration (no more posting documents!), give more flexibility (no more office hours!) and reduce the uncertainty that makes moving home frustrating.
Every move is still handled by a qualified, experienced property lawyers. Having a great team of property lawyers is essential to what we do. The difference is that we use technology to take care of more of the administration and make information easier to manage, leaving our lawyers more time to focus on the parts of your transaction where their experience really matters.
Technology has become part of how we expect to manage all kinds of everyday things.
We can track a food delivery, check our bank balance from our phone and get a notification when something changes with our orders. Move home, and that same information does exist – you just don’t have access to it at ease.
Buying or selling a home is obviously more complicated than ordering a takeaway or checking your bank account. There are solicitors, estate agents, lenders and other parties involved, alongside legal checks and requirements that have to be completed before you can move. But complexity behind the scenes shouldn't have to mean confusion for the person moving home.
Good technology can give you a clearer view of what's happening and make it easier to access information when you need it.
We haven't built technology simply to call ourselves a digital conveyancer. We've built it because we believe the traditional home-moving experience can be made clearer and easier to follow.
And our Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index result is a useful sign that we're making progress towards that goal.
For me, though, the real measure will always be much simpler:
Does it make moving home feel better for the person doing the moving?
That's why every day, we're working towards making home moving simple, clear and fast.
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Online conveyancing, or digital conveyancing, involves the same legal process as traditional conveyancing, but handled entirely through digital platforms. You get the same qualified legal expertise, just delivered through secure technology, for a faster, more convenient service.
Yes. Eden is regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC), and our conveyancers follow the same legal standards as any traditional firm. Being online doesn't change the legal process, it just makes it easier to track and manage.
You can message your dedicated conveyancer directly through our secure MyEden platform, they’ll respond promptly. You can also call your conveyancer directly if you have any questions or queries about your move.
Yes! Our qualified conveyancers handle all types of transactions online, from straightforward purchases to complex cases involving leaseholds, new builds, or unusual circumstances. Digital tools make complex cases easier to manage and track.
