Land record information system

In the aftermath of the 6.5 magnitude earthquake in Aceh, Indonesia, in 2016, disaster managers were able to able to identify which communities were at greatest risk due to rapid access to data. They used the open source InaSAFE platform to access real-time hazard data and modeled population data mapped down to the village level. This was made possible by the collaborative use of “open” data — data that is free to use, open license, and in machine readable formats — between scientists, local and national governments and communities. The data revolution – characterised by the transition to big data, open data and new digital data infrastructures [1] – is projected to make an astonishing 44 billion terabytes of digital data and information available by the end of 2020 [2]. Despite this plethora of information now available to us, about 1 billion people in 140 countries still feel insecure about their land and property rights [3]. Corruption is the abuse of entrusted power for private gain, and corrupt practices in the context of land administration and land management have come to be known as ‘land corruption.’ Unfortunately, land corruption is all too common, with one in every five people across the globe paying bribes to access land services. Global demand for timber, agricultural commodities, and extractives is a significant driver of deforestation worldwide. Transparent land-concessions data for these large-scale commercial activities are essential to understand drivers ...

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A complete, configurable solution for recording, managing, and accessing land records Government agencies that administer land records can use this specialized management software system to automate the processes required to record and manage official documents. This system radically enhances the citizen experience, and that of the office serving the public, by streamlining workflows and leveraging automation. Cashiering Our solution includes a robust, user-friendly cashiering module that tracks all monies taken and dispersed. The system allows the government office to accept and process multiple payment types, including cash and check transactions, prepaid escrow accounts, debit accounts, ACH electronic payments, and credit card fund processing. The system provides the ability to create customer account statements, invoice customers, correct errors, and monitor all activity through detailed audit trails. Each transaction can be tracked by user and by workstation to allow detailed reporting. Scanning The automated processes used during GovOS’ capture process are customizable and allow for each individual to set their preferences. This can automate routines like cropping, de-skewing, de-speckling, etc. Some documents, such as back file scanning of older books, may require these functions. eRecording Our eRecording offering has been designed so that it is integral to the system and does not require third parties. Documents submitted via eRecording are handled the same way as...