Use cases/conveyancing

Use case: conveyancing

Keep conveyancing documents moving without asking clients to decode another email chain.

Property matters have deadlines and unfamiliar paperwork. The easier it is for clients to see exactly what is needed and what they have already sent, the less time your team spends translating the process.

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Why this workflow matters

Stop treating document collection like an inbox problem.

Conveyancing requests often contain time-sensitive documents, changing instructions and multiple contacts. Email makes status hard to see and makes it too easy for a client to send a document without context.

A useful starting point

What to ask for

Use this as a starting checklist, then tailor it to your firm’s process and the client’s circumstances.

  1. 01Signed contract and disclosure documents
  2. 02Photo identification and contact details
  3. 03Rates, strata or body-corporate information
  4. 04Finance or lender correspondence
  5. 05Settlement instructions and key date confirmations

Four steps

A practical collection workflow

1

Build a matter-stage checklist

Use separate templates for purchase, sale and refinance matters rather than one overloaded request.

2

Set expectations beside each item

Explain which version is needed and whether a document is optional, required now or required closer to settlement.

3

Use due dates around the transaction timeline

Prompt clients before key milestones so there is time to resolve missing information.

4

Give the team one status view

Review incomplete portals from the dashboard rather than relying on a staff member to reconcile inboxes.

The FileReq difference

Make it easy for clients to finish.

One private place for every item

Combine uploads, text answers, dates and confirmations in a single branded portal rather than scattering work across email threads.

Follow-up happens automatically

Set a due date and reminder schedule once. FileReq sends the reminder and stops it as soon as the client submits.

Progress is visible at a glance

See which requests are in progress, overdue or complete so your team can focus on exceptions instead of maintaining a spreadsheet.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Can a client come back to a conveyancing portal later?

Yes. Their progress is saved automatically and they can continue using the original link.

Can I create different templates for buyers and sellers?

Yes. Templates make it simple to separate purchase and sale document lists.

A clearer checklist. Fewer follow-ups.

Build your first request in minutes, then let FileReq do the chasing.