In addition to the HTML interface, a Java client interface and a B2B electronic interface were planned as well. For all of these interfaces, the structured XML data is transformed into the appropriate structures and documents. The initial rollout of the service allowed one business partner, Canadian Securities Registration Systems, to submit XML transaction data using the Secure Sockets Layer. The XML transaction data was transformed into the appropriate format for the back-end transactions.

The end result is that the Province of Manitoba was able to create a flexible new application and their end users could access the property registry more easily and quickly. Because the province uses XML as the data format, the government IT team has a great deal of flexibility in designing new interfaces and access methods. Best of all, the back-end systems didn't have to change at all.