Not two deeds a day — write six.
Type it once — Dalil OS fills in the rest. Instant print-ready PDF plus an editable Word (DOCX) file.

Same deed, two very different days
The same work, deed after deed
- Retyping the same names, plots and khatians on every page
- One stale name left behind means reprinting the whole deed
- Arithmetic slips when writing amounts and prices in words
- Hours lost fighting Word over margins and page breaks

Write it once — the deed lays itself out
- What you enter in step 1 fills every place it belongs
- Amounts and prices in words are calculated for you
- Enter the boundaries and the hand sketch draws itself
- Print-ready PDF and Word, sized for the sub-registry office

A complete deed in three steps
No new computer skills to learn. The form follows the same order you already take details from a client in.
- Once
- Every detail is typed a single time
- PDF + Word
- Sized for stamp paper, with a DOCX file

Type it once
Buyer, seller, khatian, dag and boundaries — into the form once. A name needed in six places across the deed is still typed only once.
The screens you will spend your day on
Not mock-ups — these are the real Dalil OS screens, exactly as you will see them after logging in.
Every deed in one place
Drafts, finished and recently downloaded deeds — find any by name, plot or mouza in a moment.
Type the boundaries, get the map
Give north, south, east and west and the software works out which plot belongs in which sketch.
Hand sketches, drawn for you
Ten plots or one — every box, area and direction, with nothing drawn by hand.
Pick the deed type and start
Heba and Saf-Kabala are live now; Bayna-nama and Power of Attorney are coming.
How the operator’s day changes
Take back the hours that go into typing and fixing margins every day — more deeds in the same hours, without carrying the blame for a slip.
The blame stops landing on you
A name or dag is typed once, so an old client’s name surviving in one clause — or a blank slot going out — stops being possible.


Automatic map visualisation
Adjacent dags or scattered ones — enter the details and the property boundaries and hand sketch are generated for you.
No more margin headaches
- Margins
- Spacing
- Binding
Margins and spacing already set to the Registration Directorate’s rules

A power cut can’t eat your work
Every draft saves itself as you type. If the machine goes down — or you move to another one — you pick up exactly where you left off.

A Word file comes with it
The software’s wording isn’t the last word — open the Word file and change any line by hand; the margins and formatting hold.
For the person at the keyboard

Computer operators
The operator in a deed-writing shop or a chamber does the real work, and Dolil OS is their tool. Hunting for a template in MS Word, copying an old deed to swap the names and dags, then fixing the margins — none of those three jobs remain. Fill the form once and the deed, the notice and the hand sketch are all made; one export gives you print-ready files. The two or three hours a deed used to take come down to minutes, with no old client’s name left behind in some clause.

Lawyers and chambers
Drafts arrive in the chamber’s own format, so checking them is quick.

Real estate firms
Plot transfer paperwork to one standard, fast.
Ready-made deed templates
Every template carries legally sound wording and correct margins — and new ones are added regularly.
Saf Kobla (Sale Deed)
SALEThe complete sale deed, with schedule and boundaries.
Heba (Gift Deed)
GIFTA gift between close relatives — includes the relationship declaration.
Ammoktarnama (Power of Attorney)
POADrafted with the limits and conditions of the authority spelled out.
Danpotro (Donation Deed)
DONATIONStandard legal language for an unconditional gift.
Bontonnama (Partition Deed)
PARTITIONDivision of shares among heirs, with a sketch for each share.
Bayenanama (Sale Agreement)
AGREEMENTThe advance agreement to sell — with deadlines and the payment schedule.
Common questions
What people ask most about the deed format, pricing and keeping data safe.
Yes. Every template follows the Registration Directorate standard — it exports with the prescribed margins, line spacing and binding allowance for non-judicial stamp and cartridge (demy) paper. You can check the exact printed appearance in the preview first, so no paper gets wasted.
Write today’s deed here and see.
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