The Indiana Fidlar eByte: March 2018
Laredo/Tapestry Offers Superior Searching Options
- Robust tools = stronger searching capabilities
- Remote access tools provide options to searcher
- Provide competitive ability to the marketplace
Fidlar’s longtime dedication to providing innovative products for the Recorder of Deeds Office has led to the development of a powerful and unique remote access product suite. The search tools we create for the Recorder of Deeds Office allows the searching professional to utilize current technology while providing options to best suit their needs. The subscription-based Laredo and online-based Tapestry provide the searcher with numerous features that allow for a powerful searching experience.
The recent upgrade to Laredo includes multiple new features that enhance the user’s ability to perform advanced searches for documents. Customizable features such as Saved Search will give direct notification to the searcher via email or text of newly recorded documents. IRIS, now available directly to the external user, gives the ability to create custom search lists for Party Names & Subdivisions.
These items contained within Laredo provide that searchers are better prepared to find the data they seek. By offering a stronger and faster service, users can elevate their ability to perform necessary tasks. This is why we are proud to offer Laredo Anywhere. This tool serves as a companion service that provides mobile search capability on popular mobile devices – searching outside of the courthouse and the office is now an option to industry professionals. Fidlar’s remote access product suite is maintained to serve as the best search option in the marketplace.
“Of the systems we use in various counties, Laredo is the easiest to use. The fact that we can customize columns allows us to prioritize the information to meet our specific needs. In particular, I like the associated documents column as it allows us to quickly review mortgages, mortgage releases, modifications, and assignments which are related. The full screen option also allows us to view more items associated with each document. The less time we have to spend going back and forth between documents, the more efficient we can be.” – Gregory A. Metz, Metz Title Company, Inc., Wabash, IN
