At LandTrack Systems we pride ourselves on excellent service delivery and client support. We trust that our specialised software tools will meet all expectations of its users and serve an integral role in tenement compliance and reporting. We make it a top priority to recognise the importance of responding to clients promptly and dealing with matters efficiently. We stand by the validity of our software products.
LandTracker is a versatile, intelligent, modern Asset Management System focused on protecting, managing and tracking mineral title compliance, agreements and environmental activities worldwide.
LandTracker Terms and Conditions : Last Updated: 28 August 2019
Expenditure Watch takes the panic out of monitoring and meeting your minimum expenditure commitments. It has the flexibility to seamlessly integrate and transition to any accounting system. Once set up, it helps you maintain control by automatically extracting essential data.
Expenditure Watch Terms and Conditions : Last Updated: 30 Aug 2017
Geo Search is a powerful land monitoring tool that sends you automated email alerts about land use changes in your specific areas of interest, Australia wide.
GeoSearch Terms and Conditions : Last Updated: 12 December 2018
Tenement Safety Net reduces risk to your tenure by warning you about looming action compliance deadlines. It sends you timely, independent reports detailing critical actions for your nominated list of Australian tenements.
Tenement Safety Net Terms and Conditions : Last Updated: 30 Aug 2017
CPI Increases apply on renewal:
At LandTrack Systems, we ensure that our products are reliable, well supported and kept up to date with all legislative changes and new opportunities. We also want to ensure our products are good value for money.
Your ongoing license fees make this possible, and this is how we spend them:
Ongoing Product Development and bug fixes: 40% Client Training and Support: 30%
Sales and Marketing: 20%
Overheads and Profit: 10%
Our current terms and conditions state that “ prices are subject to change without notice ”, which means there is no ongoing renewal price guarantee.
Having a clear renewal policy benefits clients by allowing you to confidently budget future costs, and minimise the risk of ad-hoc price increases. It also helps ensure we can maintain our high levels of support and technical expertise through long-term staff retention and recognising and valuing their increasing contribution appropriately.
As of July 1st 2019, all product renewals and licence fees will increase in price annually on the 1st July, by CPI + 2%, where CPI is the Australian Consumer Price Index over the previous year (measured March to March), based on Australian Bureau of Statistics publication 6401 .
This means that when you purchase a product from us, you will continue to pay the initial price plus the set annual increases as long as you have these products. This still entitles you to all enhancements to the product edition or module set you purchased, but not additional modules or changing edition (these can still be purchased at any time).
This is also independent of the current ‘list price’ of the products, which we adjust according to market conditions and the addition of new modules, editions, features and benefits.
LandTrack Systems – Disclaimer
Data downloaded by any of LandTrack Systems’ products is subject to terms and conditions and licenses of the different State’s Mines Department’s websites where the operational data is sourced, the Licensee by use of any of LandTrack Systems’ products accepts the various Mines Departments’ terms and conditions. Additionally, LandTrack Systems accepts no liability for:
any claims or loss in contract or tort (including negligence and or breach of statutory duty); any special, indirect of consequential damage of any nature whatsoever;
or injury suffered for loss of profit, business, contracts, revenues or anticipated savings,
due to missing or inaccurate data derived from the various State Mines Departments websites. While all due care is taken with the accuracy of all LandTrack Systems’ products, LandTrack Systems accepts no liability for:
any claims or loss in contract or tort (including negligence and or breach of statutory duty);
for any special, indirect of consequential damage of any nature whatsoever; or
injury suffered for loss of profit, business, contracts, revenues or anticipated savings,
any loss or damages,
incurred by incorrect information in any of LandTrack Systems’ products or for loss of function or performance in LandTrack Systems’ products.
All States Mines Department’s Disclaimers and Copyright Statements:
NT data is subject to the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth)
QLD data is © State of Queensland 2017. Unless otherwise noted, and with the exception of the Queensland Government logo, images, and other material or devices protected by a trademark, subject to review by the Queensland Government, all copyright content sourced from the State of Queensland is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence
SA data: subject to any specific licence terms that may apply or any restrictions placed on this material by a third party owner, copyright material from the South Australian Government may be reproduced, or made available online or electronically. Any reproduction of the copyright material must include an acknowledgement of the copyright owner (the Government of South Australia or relevant third party owner as the case may be).
Copyright of materials present from the Victorian Government vests in the State of Victoria, Australia.
WA data is based on Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety material. Unless otherwise noted, and with the exception of the Western Australian Government logo, images, and other material or devices protected by a trademark, all copyright content of the Data is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence.
Tasmania data: has been developed by the State of Tasmania to provide public access to some State, Commonwealth and local government information, including text, maps and various forms of data and to information obtained from non-government sources. It also provides on-line access to some government services and transactions. In those circumstances, no responsibility is accepted for the accuracy, completeness, or relevance to the user’s purpose, of the information and those using it for whatever purpose are advised to verify it with the relevant Commonwealth or State government department, local government body or other source and to obtain any appropriate professional advice. The Tasmanian Government encourages public access to government information and provides on-line access to some government services. However, all material published on this website is protected so far as is allowed by the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968 (C’th) (“the Act”).
