HOW IT WORKS
The integration enables instant policy quotations, ordering, and automatic document generation directly inside Hoowla. Conveyancers manage the full indemnity workflow, from quote through to issued policy, without leaving the system, with all documentation stored against the relevant matter for complete visibility and compliance.
1. Open the relevant matter in Hoowla
Within a conveyancing case in Hoowla, fee earners can access the Stewart Title integration from the case tools, using the information already recorded for the transaction.
2. Generate an instant quote
Key property and transaction details are used to request a quote from Stewart Title’s policy range. This allows conveyancers to quickly identify the appropriate indemnity cover for the risk identified in the transaction.
3. Select and order the policy
Once a suitable policy is selected, the order can be placed directly through the integration. This ensures the policy is linked to the correct matter and recorded as part of the transaction history.
4. Receive documentation in the case file
Policy schedules and supporting documentation are automatically generated and stored against the matter, ensuring the file contains a clear record of the indemnity cover arranged.
ACCESS COMMON CONVEYANCING INDEMNITY POLICIES
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Restrictive Covenant
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Lack of Planning Permission
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Lack of Building Regulations
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Chancel Repair Liability
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Rights of Way
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Absence of Easement
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Good Leasehold Title
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Missing Title Deeds
- Search Validation
WHY CONVEYANCERS USE THE STEWART TITLE INTEGRATION
Faster access to indemnity policies during transactions
Clear record of cover arranged for compliance and auditing
Documentation automatically attached to the matter
Policy ordering embedded into the conveyancing workflow
More about Stewart Title
Stewart Title is an international title insurance provider, with an established presence in both the UK and global property markets.
The company offers a broad range of residential and commercial indemnity policies, protecting property owners, lenders, and developers against risks such as title defects, restrictive covenants, easements, planning issues, and other legal uncertainties that can arise during a transaction.
With dedicated underwriting expertise in the UK and worldwide, Stewart Title supports legal and property professionals with tailored cover designed to help transactions proceed with confidence and certainty.
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FAQ’S
What is the Stewart Title integration?
What types of indemnity policies are available?
Do I need a Stewart Title account to use the integration?
How are policies linked to the case?
Can I access policy documents within Hoowla?
How quickly can policies be arranged?
What is the Stewart Title integration?
The Stewart Title integration allows conveyancers using Hoowla to obtain indemnity insurance quotes, order policies, and receive documentation directly within their case management system.
What types of indemnity policies are available?
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Do I need a Stewart Title account to use the integration?
Yes. Firms must have an account with Stewart Title to request quotes and arrange indemnity policies through the integration.
How are policies linked to the case?
When a policy is requested through Hoowla, the transaction details are used to generate the quote and the resulting documentation is stored against the relevant case file.
Can I access policy documents within Hoowla?
Yes. Once a policy is issued, the documentation is automatically attached to the matter, allowing fee earners to access policy schedules and supporting documents as part of the case record.
How quickly can policies be arranged?
Many indemnity policies can be quoted instantly and issued quickly through Stewart Title’s platform, helping conveyancers address risks without delaying the transaction.