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DocuSign Releases DocuSign for Realtors Professional Edition

Feb 10, 2011

DocuSign has announced the availability of DocuSign for Realtors, Professional Edition, offering unlimited sending and a discounted price for the electronic signature service, positioning Realtors to close more deals, more quickly with the fastest, easiest and most secure way to get client signatures. “In real estate, the time between the official offer and the final signature can make or break the entire deal,” said Steve King, chief executive officer at DocuSign. “Having a set of easy-to-use tools to streamline the process from start to finish is critical. DocuSign for Realtors, Professional Edition, gives Realtors everything they need to quickly and securely send, sign, track and store essential documents electronically, closing deals faster while enhancing client satisfaction.” DocuSign is the official and exclusive electronic signature provider for the National Association of Realtors' (NAR) 1.1 million members, and a partner in the Realtor Benefits Program. With DocuSign, Realtors:   ►Can get documents signed online in minutes, not hours or days; ►Know who signed critical documents and when they were signed; ►Store their documents online for access anytime, from anywhere; ►DocuSigned documents are legally binding in all 50 states and Canada; and ►Provide the only Realtor-branded e-signing solution. For more information, visit www.docusign.com.
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