Run property, tax, and name searches against TitlePoint from an external system using its TpsService web service
domain: titlepoint.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Obtain TitlePoint credentials/service access through Property Insight (the TitlePoint operator) before calling the service.
Call TitlePoint's TpsService web service methods, such as PropertyLookup, to look up property information for a given search input.
Use ResolveProperties-style methods to resolve a specified set of property inputs into matching TitlePoint records.
Retrieve a specific result set with a result identifier (e.g., via a GetResultByID-style method), supporting both standard TitlePoint and TitlePoint Express (TPX) results.
Present returned property, tax, and name search results in your own application UI rather than the TitlePoint web UI.
Known gotchas
TitlePoint's service is a legacy SOAP web service (TpsService.asmx) — plan your client accordingly rather than assuming a modern REST/JSON API.
Full parameter-level documentation sits behind TitlePoint's authenticated developer docs portal; confirm exact required fields with Property Insight/TitlePoint support before building.
Search coverage and available search types can vary by jurisdiction, so don't assume every county supports every search method.
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