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Title & Settlement Automation

Title & Settlement Automation: Optimize Your Title & Settlement Process.

Automate the title workflow from order intake through final policy with document intelligence, exception alerts, QC checkpoints and direct integration with the title platforms your team already uses.

  • Unified Title Workflow

    One workflow from order intake to final policy.

  • Smart Document Intelligence

    Key information read and identified across document sets.

  • Traceable & Time-Stamped Files

    Every stage on record as the work happens.

  • ResWare & SoftPro Integration

    Connects directly with the title platform you already use.

One Workflow From Order to Policy

A title file moves through the same core stages every time: intake, search, examination, commitment, closing and policy. The problem is rarely the stages themselves. It is the handoffs between them — data gets rekeyed, documents get misfiled and someone has to reconstruct who is waiting on what.

Scalance connects those stages through a unified title workflow engine. Order details are captured at intake, title review uses smart checks and exception alerts, commitments are generated from information already captured, final packages pass recorded QC checkpoints, and policies are produced with a clear record behind them.

The result is not automation for its own sake. It is a title process where predictable work is handled by the workflow and professional judgment remains with the person responsible for the file.

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The Five Automation Stages

  1. Order Intake

    Auto-assign tasks and capture key order details when the order enters the workflow, reducing manual setup and making ownership visible from the start.

  2. Title Search & Review

    Apply smart checks and exception alerts as search results arrive, surfacing conditions such as open mortgages, unreleased liens and chain gaps earlier in the process.

  3. Commitment Drafting

    Generate formatted title commitments from information already captured during search and examination, reducing repetitive manual edits and transcription.

  4. Final Package QC

    Run audit-ready checkpoints before closing to confirm documents are present, information is consistent and required items are resolved. The check is recorded as part of the file.

  5. Policy Creation

    Produce final policies from the completed workflow with a clear record of the preceding steps and the outstanding items addressed.

Read the Documents. Keep the Workflow Moving.

Smart document intelligence auto-reads, identifies and processes key information across diverse document sets. It is the layer that reduces manual document handling inside the title workflow.

How a document moves

  • The document enters the workflow
  • Key information is identified
  • The data moves into the workflow
  • Exceptions take a review path
  • The stage is completed
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Exception Alerts — Find Problems While There Is Still Time

Late exceptions are expensive because they appear when the closing timeline is already compressed. Smart checks flag conditions such as open mortgages, unreleased liens and chain gaps when they appear in search results, rather than waiting for final review.

The benefit is earlier visibility and more time to cure — not a promise that every exception will be resolved automatically.

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Make the Review Part of the File

Final Package QC is a recorded checkpoint, not a vague promise of quality. Before closing, it confirms the package is complete and internally consistent.

The checkpoint confirms

  • Documents present
  • Data matches across documents
  • Required items resolved
  • QC checkpoint recorded
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Work With the Platform You Already Use

The workflow connects directly with ResWare and SoftPro and is designed to work from day one rather than after a migration.

It wraps around the title platform your team already uses instead of creating a competing system of record.

Integrates with

  • ResWare®
  • SoftPro®
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Implementation Without a Full Workflow Switch

There is no data migration on the critical path: the workflow integrates with your existing title platform, and automation paths can be adopted one stage at a time — intake, search and review, commitment drafting, final QC and policy creation.

  1. Start With One Stage

    Choose the highest-friction, repeatable stage rather than attempting a full transformation immediately.

  2. Validate the Workflow

    Test routing, document handling, exception alerts and audit records against real files.

  3. Expand Stage by Stage

    Add the next workflow stage after the first is operating as expected.

Built for High-Volume Title Workflows

The strongest reason to automate is operational friction: manual order setup, repetitive document handling, late exception discovery, commitment retyping, inconsistent final QC or policy-production administration.

Who this is for

  • Title agencies
  • Title operations leaders
  • Settlement teams
  • Lenders
  • Enterprise real-estate finance organizations
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Technology Built Around Title Operations

Scalance combines the automation layer with domain-specific title and settlement operations, including title search, examination, settlement and post-close support, so the technology keeps its operational context.

The platform handles predictable workflow steps, creates traceability and surfaces exceptions, while title professionals retain the decisions that require judgment.

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Automate the Process. Keep the Judgment.

Automation handles repeatable workflow actions while title professionals retain responsibility for decisions that require examination and professional judgment.

Automation does not replace the title examiner, underwriter or counsel. It assembles information, reduces transcription and keeps the record; the decisions stay with the responsible people.

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FAQ’s

Questions About Title & Settlement Automation