Registry staff had a sneak peek at the all new My Registry–redesigned to allow users to work together on Registry projects. These tools, free to all, will give organizations or groups the ability to grant access to their Registry data to multiple users. Currently, users can only edit and update the projects that they have created.

One organization, many users:
An organizational administrator can invite others to edit and update the organization’s projects, create and share project templates, collaborate with other users and share other My Registry features.

One user, several organizations:
A Registry user will now be able to create projects and assign them to different organizations. This feature will also be used to improve the way projects are assigned to organizational portals.

Project Templates:
A new feature, Project Templates, will make it possible for users to create, save and share project entry information, making new projects easier to add than ever.

Who will use these tools?
Organizations as small as a local land trust with minimal staff to agencies with many employees and many projects will find these tools useful.

When?
These features are currently in development and testing. Registry staff and the hard-working guys at The Other Firm hope to unveil the all new My Registry very soon. Stay tuned!