The project “Digitalization of the Procedures of the Dodecanese Cadastre Regulation (DCR)” marks a significant upgrade of the services provided by the Cadastre. Its objective is to improve the experience of citizens and enhance the efficiency of professionals interacting with the Cadastre Office.

The digital organization of cadastral records brings all information—including records, properties, beneficiaries, legal acts, and documents—into a secure and unified environment. The system enables the entry of new data, the registration of legal acts together with their corresponding scanned documents, as well as the implementation of corrections where permitted.

Electronic applications fundamentally transform the way services are delivered. Citizens and professionals are able to register legal acts or request certificates and copies electronically, receiving both notifications and final documents through digital channels.

At the same time, modern tools for financial reporting and revenue monitoring enhance transparency and improve oversight of financial processes.

Professionals involved in registrable acts, such as lawyers, engineers, notaries, and bailiffs, gain direct and secure access to cadastral information. This access reduces research time and significantly facilitates their daily work.

The development of web services introduces a new level of interoperability. Through the Interoperability Center, public authorities gain direct and reliable access to information, while the applications are connected to professional association registries, ensuring smooth and efficient use by certified users.

Through this initiative, the Dodecanese Cadastre Regulation enters a new digital era. Procedures become simpler, transactions faster and more reliable, while citizens and professionals benefit from high-quality services based on security and transparency.