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Start Software is an award-winning developer and leading publisher of asbestos software, systems for the legal services industry and more.

Want to know more about asbestos software Alpha Tracker? Alpha Tracker is the most used asbestos software in the UK, Australia & New Zealand with more than 60m items of asbestos data stored.

Our legal services software Alpha Legal helps will writers, accountants, solicitors, IFAs and estate agents to communicate securely with clients. Read about developments here on the blog.

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All smiles (nearly) at NORAC! Kim & Jamie are ready to talk Alpha Tracker and our new software platform... codename "Elements"

Kim & Jamie are at the NORAC Conference in Manchester today, and their photos give us a little flavour of the day: a room full of asbestos professionals, our Alpha Tracker stand ready for visitors, and two smiling faces (well, one... that's as close as we get to a smile from Jamie!).

Kim & Jamie

As we mentioned in yesterday’s post, they’re there to answer your Alpha Tracker questions, hear your ideas and give you a look at our brand new software platform.

Kim at the Alpha Tracker stand — coffee and chocolates at the ready!

Whether you already use Alpha Tracker in your asbestos consultancy or want to find out how it could help your consultancy, pop over for a chat. Bring along that “how do I…?” question, tell us about a task you’d love to make easier, or ask for a quick demonstration. Kim & Jamie can also arrange a longer live demo for you in October.

Delegates gathering in the conference room

Events like NORAC are a valuable chance to listen to the people using our software and hear about the challenges facing asbestos consultancies. Those conversations help shape what we develop next.

If you’re at NORAC today, come and say hello — and don’t leave without asking to see what’s new!

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