REPORT ON TITLE
Fast, accurate reporting for conveyancing.
A questionnaire builds each report from solicitor-written content, so nothing is missed and nothing irrelevant is included. Every report follows the same standard, whoever in your firm writes it.
THE PROBLEM
Copy and paste is a compliance risk
Many firms still build a Report on Title by copying from an old one. The firm ends up with hundreds of slightly different versions, details get missed, and content from one matter turns up in another where it does not belong.
Replaced byOne questionnaire
ANSWER
Answer the questions and the report writes itself
Choose the report type and work through a questionnaire that adapts to your answers. Nothing is missed that should be there, and nothing is included that should not be.
Covers8 report types
SEE
Watch it build beside you
Questions on the left, the report on the right, updating as you go. Edit any part of it in place, with no exporting to a word processor and back.
Updates inReal time
CONTENT
Written by practising solicitors, shaped by your firm
The precedent library is written and kept current by qualified, practising solicitors. Add your own precedents, build your own libraries, and put your firm’s logo, fonts and colours on every report.
Maintained bySolicitors
FINISH
A finished PDF, contents page included
Export a professional PDF with an automatically generated table of contents, ready for your client and your case file. Print a draft first if you want to proof it.
Delivered asPDF
WHAT YOU CAN PRODUCE
Eight reports, one way of working
The same questionnaire approach for every report your firm sends, so each one reads the same whoever wrote it.
Report types
Every report a conveyancing matter calls for.
- Report on Title
- Report on Contract
- Report on Searches
- Report on Mortgage
- Report on Pre-Contract Enquiries
- Report on Remortgage
- Report on Sale
- Combined Report
Built for the whole firm
One standard across every fee earner, with control over who can change what.
- Consistent, compliant reporting across the firm
- Access levels for admins, editors and basic users
- Your logo, fonts, heading sizes, colours and margins
- Cloud-based, in any modern web browser
- Help built into the product
Run by Property Marvel
The tool is PM-ROT, built by Property Marvel and integrated with Casera. We set it up for your firm on request.
Switching over was seamless
We’ve built a great working relationship with the Casera team. The ordering process is simple and intuitive, and switching over from our previous search agent was seamless.
Ian GeeHead of Conveyancing, Catherine Higgins LawExactly the service we need
We highly rate Casera's service. In the event we have any queries, it is always very simple and straight forward to speak to a member of their team and get it is resolved then and there. Exactly the service we need.
Kieran FarrowConveyancing Solicitor, Forster Dean SolicitorsAn absolute pleasure to deal with
I have worked with Casera since it was first established, and they have been an absolute pleasure to deal with. I would highly recommend Casera to any property lawyer.
Paula HanlonHead of Commercial Property, Gregory Abrams Davidson SolicitorsFrequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about ordering Report on Title through Casera.
Report on Title
How do I get started?
Email your account manager or hello@casera.co.uk and we will set it up for your firm.
Who writes the content in the reports?
The precedent content is written and maintained by qualified, practising solicitors who review and update it regularly. You can also create and manage your own precedents to supplement or replace the standard library.
Can we use our firm’s own branding?
Yes. Set your preferred font, heading sizes, colours and page margins, and upload your firm’s logo. Every report is produced with your branding applied.
Do my staff need training?
It is designed to be intuitive, with help built into the product. Most users are productive quickly without formal training.
Who is responsible for what the report says?
Your firm. The questionnaire and precedents give you a consistent, solicitor-written starting point and you can edit any part of the report, but it remains your firm’s advice to its client.