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Saluda County Improves Efficiency with RecordRoom
RecordRoom has transformed the way Coleman’s office serves the public. The office is now able to stay open until the end of the day and can record documents and have them available to the public in just a few minutes.
The Town of Manchester Ramps Up Productivity with Resolution3
The Town of Manchester, a thriving community in Hartford County, has historically been a leader in technology and innovation in the state of Connecticut. Their land records management system is no exception.
Cott Systems help Linn County Recover from a Natural Disaster
eBackup saves the day for Linn County, IA when a flood threatened to wipe out their records and caused $45 million damage to county buildings, equipment, and roads.
Monroe County Improves Productivity with Online Index Books
Previously, the staff spent the majority of their time pulling books, removing pages, and copying information for searchers in the office. Online Index Books allows the public to be more self-sufficient and the Monroe County Probate Court office to be more productive.
Chenango County Provides 24/7 Access with Online Index Books
Cott Systems has been working with Chenango County since 2000 to manage their land documents with systems that increase revenue for their county, improve office efficiencies, and preserve official documents.
Adams County Saves Time and Postage with Verdict's Probate Solution
Adams County was looking for a software system that could replace their cumbersome books. Cott provides a streamlined system to track all the information that comes into the probate office.
West Baton Rouge Parish Gains Productivity with Verdict
Cott has greatly reduced the time staff spends preparing reports when the West Baton Rouge Parish has to transfer criminal documents to the Supreme Court of Louisiana.
Bibb County Achieves Seamless Information Flow with Verdict
Verdict customized to meet Georgia state regulations allows Bibb County to seamlessly transmit information to the Georgia Superior Court Clerks Cooperative Authority.