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Getting Started

Ensure that all details have been entered into Settlement Financials of your Matter before generating the Settlement Statement.  Learn more about completing Settlement Financials.




Generate a QLD Purchase/Sale Settlement Statement

1.    Select Precedent from the Matter Action Bar.


2.    Select either:

  • Conveyancing Purchase category and then select the Pre Settlement folder; or
  • Conveyancing Sale category and then select the Pre Settlement folder.


3.    Double-click the Settlement Statement to open the precedent in Word.




Where the data comes from



1.Matter detailsInfo
2.Party surnamesPurchaser's surname(s) obtained from Purchaser contact card(s) and Vendor's surname(s) obtained from Vendor contact card(s)
3.Property Address
Property Details
4.Settlement DateConveyancing Details

Can be manually overwritten
5.Adjustment DateConveyancing Details
6.Contract Date

Conveyancing Details

7.Settlement Place

Conveyancing Details > Settlement Details > Location

8.Settlement Time

Conveyancing Details > Settlement Details > Time

9.Contract Price

Conveyancing Details > Purchase Price


10.Less Deposit

Conveyancing Details > Deposit Total


11.Balance

Calculation = Purchase Price less Paid Deposit Amount

12.Adjustments

Settlement Financials > All Adjustment Items

13.Balance at Settlement

Calculation = Total of all Purchaser and Vendor Adjustments in Settlement Financials plus Balance (11)

14.Cheque Details

Settlement Financials > Cheques tab > Cheque Direction


All Vendor selected cheques

15.Cheques Total

Calculation = Settlement Financials > Vendor Cheques Total Amount

16.Water Usage Calculation

Settlement Financials > Adjustments tab > Water Usage




Handy Hints

  • To remove an item from Settlement Financials hover over the entry and select Delete.
  • If the deposit does not display, ensure it has been selected as paid in Conveyancing Details.
  • If GST applies to the purchase price select the GST Type in Conveyancing Details and complete the GST Amount.
  • If GST applies to adjustments, check Plus GST on each adjustment in Settlement Financials.

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