Titles Queensland’s land registry is one of the state’s most critical digital assets. This year the organisation continued to invest in its commitment to reliability and customer confidence, advancing a multi-year effort to strengthen the Automated Titles System (ATS). The priority was clear: ensuring plans are in place so the platform underpinning millions of property transactions remains robust and ready for the future.

The focus was practical and deliberate. Integral worked alongside Titles Queensland to commence a detailed review of ATS architecture and capabilities. Through targeted workshops and technical analysis, the team has started to look at where resilience could be improved and where customer experience could be streamlined without disrupting core services.

Why does this matter? Property transactions
are the backbone of Queensland’s economy.

Every title lodged, every interest registered depends on a system that cannot fail. By planning how to improve ATS now, Titles Queensland is protecting that trust while creating space for measured innovation down the track.

The work started this year will help ensure the platform is stable, secure, aligned with contemporary best practice and drives priorities that shape investment and innovation in the years ahead.

For customers, the outcome is simple but significant. The registry they rely on every day is stronger, more resilient, and better positioned to support Queensland’s growth.

For Titles Queensland, it demonstrates a commitment to doing the hard work that keeps critical infrastructure fit for purpose. Integral is proud to have played a role in that journey.