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PropertyInfo launches SureClose iPhone app

May 17, 2010

PropertyInfo Corporation, a Stewart company, has announced the launch of an iPhone application for the SureClose online transaction management system. With the SureClose iPhone app, customers can view updated transaction information, documents, tasks and contacts within the transaction to enhance and provide transparency in the closing process. “We are pleased to offer the iPhone application for our customers,” said Tom Groom, chief technology officer, senior vice president of the real estate segment of PropertyInfo Corporation. “A growing number of our customers are conducting business online and remotely. With our iPhone application, real estate agents and brokers can truly conduct their business anywhere, at any time--whenever and wherever their customers need them to.” SureClose customers can now access all their transaction information through the iPhone mobile device, including: ►A list of all current files and documents ►A summary of each transaction ►The ability to view and share documents via e-mail ►Check task status to stay up-to-date ►Keep in touch with the contacts in each file For more information, visit www.sureclose.com.
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