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DocVelocity App Receives Latest Updates From Capsilon

May 08, 2013

Capsilon released a new version of its DocVelocity Mobile app to enable on-the-go mortgage professionals to securely access loan documents. The newest version of the app has performance and security improvements. The DocVelocity Mobile app is designed specifically for Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices and works exclusively with the DocVelocity cloud-based imaging solution, so users are quickly able to access loan documents with the assurance these documents are correctly formatted, named, indexed and versioned. A new feature the mobile app offers is an optional capability to cache documents which may need to be viewed repeatedly, cutting down on required download time. Documents viewed via DocVelocity Mobile are encrypted on the mobile device to maintain security even if the device is lost or stolen. Secure authentication on the mobile device and access control settings managed centrally by the system administrator ensure documents are viewed only by authorized users from allowed folders, inboxes and threads. “DocVelocity Mobile lets our customers see up-to-date loan documents, wherever they are, whenever they need them,” said Sanjeev Malaney, chief executive officer at Capsilon. “The new version has even better performance and higher security.” Only Capsilon provides a cloud-based imaging platform accessible to users through a Web interface, a desktop application and a mobile app.
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