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InfoTrack rolls out upgraded digital conveyancing solution Property Report

28 May 2021
Categories: Legal News , Property , Conveyancing
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Legal tech company InfoTrack has launched a number of enhancements to its digital conveyancing solution Property Report
Property Report is a tool allowing users to create a standardised title report in as little as 15 minutes, providing content tailored to title registers, conveyancing searches and stamp duty land tax (SDLT) in line with government guidance. Selecting applicable tenure types (including freehold, leasehold, new build, shared ownership, and underlease) allows the report to automatically insert or remove components based on relevancy, and extracting data directly from complementary title registers removes the need to copy and paste covenants, easements or rentcharges. Property Report also assesses the risk ratings of data from integrated environmental searches, and uses automation to report on SDLT.


Adrian Noble, managing director at Key Legal, commented: ‘It is clear that the system has been designed with the conveyancer in mind and is a significant time-saving tool. I have been completely sold on the benefits of Property Report. The report can be entirely amended as required and is updated in real time so that you can actually see how your amendments will appear within the report.’

Scott Bozinis, chief executive officer at InfoTrack, added: ‘Using Property Report provides transparent communication channels with your client, including disclaimers to mitigate risk for your firm and keep the buyer fully informed. InfoTrack’s automation allows conveyancers to apply their expertise and review SDLT information before purchaser-approval. Reporting on SDLT and Environmental Search data is no longer a time-consuming and complex task.’

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