Conveyancing (Australia)

What is in the early-access pack

The conveyancing pack is available to early-access customers. Document types cover contracts of sale with special conditions, annexures and variations, vendor disclosure (Victorian section 32 statements, Queensland seller disclosure and its certificates, and other state variants), title searches with registered dealings and plans, owners corporation and strata certificates, council rates, water and land tax certificates, settlement documents (transfers, discharges and settlement schedules) that you upload, and building and pest reports.

Starter schemas extract fields such as property address, title reference, lot and plan, state, vendor, purchaser, price, deposit, contract, settlement, cooling-off, finance clause and building and pest clause dates, registered proprietor, mortgages, easements and covenants as written, owners corporation fees and levies, council rates and amounts outstanding. Cross-document indexes cover matter, property, title reference, lot and plan, state, vendor or registered owner and settlement workspace reference. Smart folders group files by state or territory. Sample questions ask for parties, price and dates, easements and covenants as written, and which documents differ on an address or title reference.

What is still being confirmed

Early-access packs are built from public form and agency guidance; some details are still being checked and may change. They have not been validated on production customer documents, and forms and fields will be confirmed with early-access customers. Reviewers compare documents using the extracted data and search; the pack does not check a file for completeness or compare documents automatically. Where your forms are not covered, your team can define additional schemas.

Where people stay in the loop

Each extracted field has a model-reported confidence score (not calibrated). When you turn on Human in the Loop for an upload, processing pauses at the steps you choose so a person can check the source document and correct the data before it continues. Documents that match no schema are flagged. Everything the pack surfaces is a review aid. A lawyer or licensed conveyancer signs off, and Droqify does not give legal advice. Key actions are written to an audit log.

Items an answer may show, such as a difference in an address or lot number, an easement or a missing certificate, are review aids and not conclusions. AI-generated summaries can be wrong, so read the source documents before you rely on any of them.

Join the waitlist

Australia is in early access: not yet validated on Australian documents with customers. If you want to try the pack on your own documents, join the waitlist and tell us about your document mix and volumes. We will follow up directly.