InfoTrack

InfoTrack sells to conveyancers rather than to estate agents, which makes it a supplier to the other side of the same transaction most of this directory serves. Its scope runs the length of a conveyancing file: onboarding the client, ordering searches, assembling the contract pack, then filing SDLT and the Land Registry application after completion.

What It Does

• Onboarding (eCOS): identity checks, TA forms, source-of-funds verification and e-signature
• Pre-completion: digital contract packs, property reports, Land Registry and local authority searches, indemnities
• Post-completion: SDLT submissions and AP1 transfers
• Linked Enquiries: real-time collaboration between the firms on either side of a transaction, with an audit trail
• Integrations: connects into practice management systems rather than replacing them

Position

Linked Enquiries is the notable piece. Enquiries between the buyer’s and seller’s solicitors are a classic source of delay — sent by email, answered slowly, hard to track — and moving them into a shared, audited workspace attacks the coordination problem rather than either firm’s internal efficiency.

The integration list is a reminder that conveyancing software is layered: firms already run a practice management system for matters and billing, so InfoTrack sits on top of it. The company states integrations with over 15 practice management systems, cites ten years of digital conveyancing and holds a King’s Award for Enterprise 2024.