Data Trace Information Services LLC, the nation’s largest provider of data services to the settlement services industry, has announced that it has completed title plants in Arizona’s Pima and Santa Cruz counties and is now the only title plant provider to maintain geographically indexed databases in all 15 Arizona counties.

This follows Data Trace’s earlier announcements that it also provides title plant coverage for all counties in the states of California and Florida. 

Data Trace manages title plant databases in more than 400 counties in 30 states. Settlement services companies utilize the data from these title plants to verify the chain of ownership on real property in the course of issuing title insurance.

“The completion of title plant coverage for all counties in California, Florida, and now Arizona is a true testament to our strength as a title plant provider,” said Amanda Price, vice president of marketing and product management for Data Trace. “By continuing to expand and add geographic regions to our database, we help our clients to simplify and streamline their title production processes.”

About Data Trace

Data Trace Information Services LLC provides technology that enables settlement services companies to connect to regional title databases and access them using a standardized interface. The Data Trace system is the largest and most advanced of its kind and delivers title history information, property tax assessment and payment data, document images and property profiles in major metropolitan areas across the United States. With its significant geographical coverage, Data Trace’s title plant and tax database of nearly 1 billion records is the broadest and most comprehensive title information system available and is used by the largest national title insurance underwriters in the U.S. For additional information, visit Data Trace's website at www.eDataTrace.com.