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NASN Launches New Mobile Site for Clients and Appraisers

Jul 02, 2012

Nationwide Appraisal & Settlement Network (NASN) has announced the release of its mobile Web site for clients and vendors on the go. The new mobile site offers no more waiting for the appraiser to get to an actual computer or to find the time to call and update files. Another added benefit for their clients on the go is instant communication with the NASN team by either logging on or by sending a message right through the mobile site. “We understand that our appraisers are busy and on the road more often than not. This mobile site gives them the opportunity to access their files and update them while out in the field going from appointment to appointment,” said Joni Pilgrim, director of sales and marketing for NASN. The goal behind the creation and launch of the mobile site is to keep the lines of communication open between clients, appraisers, and the appraisal management company (AMC) without having to worry about time delays and work pile up.
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