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Docu Prep Releases Enhancement to MyPortal

Dec 15, 2010

Docu Prep has announced that it will release a newly enhanced version of MyPortal, the Web-based, standalone system has simplified its menus while improving organization. “Customers will have greater access and flexibility, “Docu Prep’s Senior Analyst Britt Christiansen said. “The MyPortal release is more streamlined, increasing user efficiencies.” The new enhancements allow customers greater administrative control, as well as user performance. MyPortal gives users the ability to tailor their operation in the manner that best fits their needs, therefore making it user friendly with any operation. Using the new view history option, users can also retrieve document packages of previously closed loans enabling access to documents, which may be required for audit or final document purposes. This ability gives customers a more complete review of their loan file history. For more information, visit www.docuprep.com.
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Dec 15, 2010
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