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e-dealing Workflow Guidance and Checklists


e-dealing Workflow Guidance for Solicitors
This document provides an outline of the e-dealing process and highlights the key workflow changes that e-dealing users may need to make in their practices to maximise the benefits of using e-dealing. It describes the 11 steps of the e-dealing workflow process, and also presents suggestions for checklists to assist in these workflow process steps.

e-dealing Workflow Guidance for Solicitors (PDF format)


e-dealing Workflow Guidance - Sample Checklists
Part Two of the Workflow Guidance suggests the use of checklists to aid your workflow processes. They aim to provide a checklist for your firm to ensure you have completed all of the requirements of the electronic process.

The sample checklists here are a guide only, and can be customised to fit the needs of your firm.


Vendor checklist - PDF or Microsoft Word

Purchaser checklist - PDF or Microsoft Word

Mortgage checklist - PDF or Microsoft Word

Discharge checklist - PDF or Microsoft Word


e-dealing high-level flow diagrams

Helpful flow diagrams of a multi- and single party e-dealing process, which visually depict both the solicitor's and legal executive's areas of responsibility.

Single party e-dealing process (PDF format)

Multi-party e-dealing process (PDF format)

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