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InfoTrack’s outsourced settlement service is expanding into Tasmania, helping Australian law firms manage interstate property transactions with expert local support.
InfoTrack’s SettleIT service enables Australian conveyancers and law firms to manage Tasmanian property settlements, expanding their interstate capabilities without additional resources or new systems.
InfoTrack provides an integrated platform combining workflow automation, regulatory compliance, AI-driven intelligence, and trusted data sources to help businesses work more efficiently.
Its solutions support law firms, conveyancers, real estate professionals, and financial institutions in managing risk, compliance and client due diligence while delivering reliable outcomes.
Through offering specialised outsourced property settlement services, SettleIT assists conveyancing practices in managing workloads, enhancing capacity, and driving business expansion.
This solution integrates into established workflows while maintaining robust client relationships.
Because every state maintains distinct conveyancing procedures, legal practices seeking to operate across state lines require dependable, local expertise to proceed confidently.
Data from the Real Estate Institute of Tasmania revealed that residential sales reached 10,615 in 2025 – an 8.6 per cent rise from 2024 – achieving an unprecedented cumulative value of $6.7 billion.
Tasmania’s housing market is in a transitional phase, with electronic lodgment network operator workspaces being available for sales and purchases from February last year, and paper certificates being removed from 1 September this year.
This has brought Tasmanian conveyancing considerably closer to the digital workflows that firms in other states already utilise.
SettleIT head Corey Tattam noted that the expansion reflected the increasing need for firms to support clients navigating property transactions across state borders.
“Property activity does not stop at a state border, and the firms serving these clients should not have to stop there either,” Tattam said.
“We’ve taken the time to learn the local processes and are ready to help firms confidently navigate the evolving eConveyancing landscape in Tasmania.”
