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Features & Workflows May 28, 2026

How Much Time Do You Waste Entering Deeds?

The Manual Entry Trap

Manual data entry on a scratchpad

Typing a multi-page legal description by hand is a tedious work. The real nightmare starts when you finish the manual entry, check the math, and realize the plot doesn’t close.

Now you have to double-check your own manual work against the paper document line by line to find a single wrong digit or flipped bearing. It is an exhausting and error-prone loop.

Instant Extraction & Verification

EZBounds extracting data and showing misclosure status

EZBounds eliminates the initial data entry entirely. It reads the document, extracts the calls, and calculates the closure math instantly.

If there is a misclosure, you know immediately. Instead of scrutinizing your own keystrokes, you can instantly compare the extracted digital text against the source document, correct the source flaw, and move on to the next job.

Terms in this article

Every term this post uses, defined. Each one has its own page with more detail.

bearing
A direction measured from north or south, written like N 45°30′00″ E.
call
One leg of the boundary — a single bearing and distance, or a single curve.
closure
Whether the boundary comes back to its starting corner.
legal description
The written text in a deed that defines exactly which piece of land is conveyed.
misclosure
The gap between where the last call lands and the point of beginning.
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Try It On This Post's Data

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Clinton County Project Deed