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Apr 16, 2008

TSS Software announces TitleExpress integration capabilities MortgagePress.comCalyx Point, United General Title Insurance Company, iOrderOpen TSS Software Corporation (TSS) announced several enhancements to its flagship product, TitleExpress. Among the enhancements are integrations with Calyx's Point loan origination system, reporting for United General Title Insurance Company and the addition of iOrderOpen. Point versions 6.0 and higher now allows Mortgage Brokers to export data directly from Calyx to title companies using TitleExpress and iOrderExpress as the connection engines. United General's reporting is now integrated with TitleExpress. Customers can electronically send reports and policies to United General, making the reporting process seamless. The iOrderOpen interface allows third-party vendors to integrate with the existing iOrderExpress transaction management system. Specifically, it facilitates the automated submittal of orders and the conversion of external data sources into TitleExpress. Annapolis, Md.-based TSS Software Corporation is an independently-owned provider of software and services for real estate title, settlement and abstracting companies. For more information, call (443) 321-5600 or visit www.iwanttss.com.

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