North Carolina Attorneys Gain Access to Automated Title Search Through Dono-Rhythmic Partnership
North Carolina attorneys handling real estate transactions now have access to automated title search technology through a new partnership between Dono and Rhythmic Title. This collaboration addresses the time-intensive process of manually searching property records across the state's county systems, which has long been a bottleneck for legal professionals.
The partnership introduces AI-powered property records processing that reduces title search timelines from days to hours. Dono's platform connects with North Carolina's VCAP, Odyssey systems, and county records to automatically aggregate deeds, liens, and tax data. This approach eliminates the need to rely on prior title policies, allowing attorneys to conduct complete searches for purchase transactions, refinances, and complex title issues without manual data collection.
Dono's modular technology functions as an automated abstractor, compiling search packages while maintaining human verification at key points. Attorneys retain full visibility over all search results before issuing opinion letters, preserving the professional judgment required for quality title work. The automated data gathering frees legal professionals from tedious record collection, allowing them to focus on legal analysis and client service instead.
"North Carolina title professionals have wrestled with VCAP and then Odyssey manually for decades," said Eyal Stern, COO at Dono. "We're turning that daily frustration into instant clarity, empowering attorneys to maintain full control with less time and effort."
The practical benefits extend beyond speed. Attorneys can handle higher search volumes without adding staff, addressing capacity limitations that affect many practices. This scalability is valuable as North Carolina's real estate market continues growing and creating demand for efficient title services.
For title professionals, this partnership offers workflow optimization without disrupting established practices. The technology adapts to existing attorney processes rather than requiring operational changes, ensuring smooth implementation and immediate productivity improvements. The collaboration shows how AI-powered tools can support professional capabilities while maintaining the accuracy and oversight standards necessary for protecting property rights.