It was praised for its innovation, "huge uptake of public users" and "modest budget".
By typing in an address, users can find out almost everything, from all the legal descriptions, land area, valuations, and what day the rubbish is picked up, to the annual rate cost and all the publicly available documents.
In June and July more than 10,000 documents had been viewed online.
"I am not sure that I need to provide any further feedback other than a wonderful tool - implement it immediately. We have used it extensively already," one early trialist said.
When the online project was first investigated, it seemed the cost could be well over $80,000, however, by using in-house systems and staff, the project had a far more modest final cost of less than $6000.
The online document search followed on from the introduction of other online services, including dog registration, which had dealt with almost half of all transactions this year.