Race Douglas Burke are a Dunedin-based specialist property law firm offering strategic and tailored advice on property law. They work on all property law matters from residential to commercial to rural with a focus on practical and professional advice.

Analise has been using conveyIT daily for about a year and says that it’s a great step-by-step guide to conveyancing. “conveyIT is a great system and can also act as a training guide for young solicitors and legal executives.”

"One of the great features is the due dates for tasks. You can see what’s due today for all of your conveyancing files.” Analise

Analise says the support from conveyIT has been very responsive. “We received on-site training during the setup process and if we need support they usually respond within a few hours. If we need to customise something in the software, it can be easily set up to work how you want your conveyancing practice to run. It gives a great overview of all the conveyancing files for the practice in a matter of seconds.”

"I’d highly recommend conveyIT for the efficiency and peace of mind that all aspects of your conveyancing file will be covered." Analise

Analise says her favourite part of using conveyIT is the pre-populated precedent letters which have been customised for Race Douglas Burke. “Once client’s details have been entered, you’re able to generate precedent letters for clients, solicitors, real estate agents and lenders. Some of the other benefits are being able to see the settlement due dates by month and if a staff member is away, you can easily see where they’re up to in the conveyancing process and what tasks are due without needing to receive a debrief from them. Another great feature is the due dates for tasks – so you can see what’s due today for all of your conveyancing files.”

“I’d highly recommend conveyIT for the efficiency and peace of mind that all aspects of your conveyancing file will be covered. It’s a great way to standardise your whole conveyancing process and ensure that everything stays on track.”