
For over a decade, Connect Housing has been on the frontline of tackling housing inequality across West Yorkshire. With 3,400 homes in its portfolio and a mission to create opportunities for fulfilled, healthy lives, the organisation understands that maintaining sustainable tenancies is about more than just rent collection—it’s about timely intervention, meaningful engagement, and data-driven decision-making.
To support this work, Connect Housing has used Mobysoft’s RentSense platform for over 10 years, helping to transform its income collection function. The platform has allowed officers to focus on priority cases, reduce manual admin, and intervene earlier when tenants fall into arrears. We sat down with Shubash Miah, Service Manager (Income Services), Yvonne Howe, Rahila Mohammed, and Max Wolstenholme, Income Officers at Connect Housing, to discuss how RentSense has supported their goals and improved outcomes for tenants and the organisation alike.
You’ve been using RentSense for around 10 years now. How has it helped, particularly given the way the sector has changed?
It’s helped massively. Before RentSense, we’d be going through lists that took weeks to work through. Now we can focus on cases that really need attention. It’s quicker to act when someone first falls into arrears, which means we can step in and offer support before it escalates. That’s made a big difference.
Social housing has changed dramatically in that time, especially with the cost-of-living crisis and Universal Credit rollouts. The need for proactive, intelligent case management has grown, and RentSense has evolved with us.