Moving to a new address involves notifying numerous businesses and services, each with their own processes—a time-consuming task prone to oversights. A centralized platform could simplify this by managing address changes across utilities, banks, subscriptions, and government agencies on behalf of users.
Users would input their old and new addresses, along with their move date, and select service categories (e.g., utilities, financial). The platform could then:
For services without automation, the platform might provide scripts for phone calls or printable forms. Advanced features could include deadline reminders and mail forwarding assistance.
Primary beneficiaries include frequent movers (renters, military personnel), relocation services, and businesses with mobile employees. Users save time, while service providers benefit from accurate data—though some may resist third-party access. Revenue could come from:
One way to start is with a manual MVP: users submit their service list, and the platform generates customized instructions. Later phases could integrate APIs for automation. Key challenges include:
Unlike USPS mail forwarding or checklist apps like MyMove, this approach would actively complete tasks, not just remind users. Existing solutions like Updater are limited to pre-negotiated providers, whereas this could offer broader coverage.
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