Automated lien charting that cuts review time and reduces re‑keying
Automated lien chart creation
IntelliChart charts lien due diligence results faster by automatically populating lien charts from UCC search data, reducing manual re-keying and the risk of transcription errors.
Centralized collateral and document access
Collateral descriptions and linked PDFs are available directly within the charting experience, giving teams one place to review underlying filings without toggling between systems.
Bulk filing actions with prefilled data
IntelliChart supports bulk amendments, assignments, and terminations using prefilled data from existing records—helping teams prepare follow-on filings more efficiently and consistently.
Interactive review and collaboration tools
Built-in tools allow users to simplify review through interactive sorting, highlighting, and annotations (where enabled), supporting smoother internal and external review workflows before export.
Flexible, attorney-ready exports
Charts can be exported in formats designed to meet attorney and stakeholder expectations, making it easier to share, review, and incorporate lien analysis into transaction materials.
Related solutions
UCC search services
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FAQs
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Who is IntelliChart for?IntelliChart is for teams handling lien due diligence in corporate transactions, including law firms and corporate legal teams.
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What formats can IntelliChart export to?IntelliChart supports exporting results and images to Word, Excel, or PDF.
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Can IntelliChart help with UCC-3 preparation?Yes. Workflows can prefill data to reduce re‑keying for UCC‑3 actions.
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Does IntelliChart include document images?Yes, it can include document images/PDFs from public records where available.
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What is a UCC Search to Reflect?
A Search to Reflect provides early assurance that the UCC filing will be found in the public record under the exact, true and correct debtor name. A UCC that cannot be uncovered in a search that complies with Article 9 standards puts the filing at high risk of being considered ineffective and will compromise the position of the secured party.
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Should I run a tax lien search in all states?
State law grants liens for unpaid taxes to the various states, with most requiring that a public notice be filed to document the existence of a state tax lien. Most state tax liens are required to be filed only in a local office, usually the county where the property is located. Other states retain state tax lien filings at both the Secretary of State and a local office.
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I’m involved in a real estate transaction. How do I verify the owner of the property?
An Owner Verification Search provides the information needed to identify the current owner of a property and obtain a full legal land description. An Owner/Mortgage Search details the current property owner and all mortgage/deeds of trust against the property.
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Do you provide legal advice?No. Consult counsel for legal interpretation.