3 things instructing practitioners must know when engaging an e-lodgment Subscriber This is the first part of the SettleIT education series supporting practitioners to navigate the e-settlements and e-conveyancing landscape. This Article does not constitute legal advice. It is for general information purposes only.   Instructing practitioners are responsible for briefing e-lodgment Subscribers to prepare ELNO workspaces, create and digitally sign electronic documents such as registry instruments, and authorise or complete any associated financial settlement. As a result of the adoption of electronic conveyancing within Australia, Settlement Agents now described as e-lodgment Subscribers have gone digital. Here’s how they support you with e-Conveyancing.  1. e-lodgment Subscribers allow instructing practitioners like you, to devote more time communicating and building stronger relationships with their clients Outsourcing electronic lodgments and settlements allows you to focus on advising clients professionally rather than focus on the administrative tasks of the e-lodgment.   SettleIT is a flexible solution that allows law firms, conveyancers, and financial institutions to outsource the electronic lodgment of registry documents and settlements. SettleIT’s simple to use online portal provides legal practitioners with full visibility on their matters every step of the way, as well as tools to undertake verification of identity and electronic signing.    SettleIT can be used as part of your standard processes, like taking care of administration, or when times are busy, or cover is needed. It can also be