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QuestSoft Certifies Acceptance of Seven E-Signature Providers

Nov 08, 2013

QuestSoft Corp. has added electronic signature (e-signatures) gateways from six providers, broadening the options for its customers using QuestSoft’s Internal Revenue Service (IRS) 4506-T and Social Security Administration (SSA)-89 verification services. In addition to its highly automated direct integration with Communication Intelligence Corporation’s (CIC) e-signature technology, QuestSoft can also accept 4506-T submissions with six other e-sign companies including: DocMagic, DocuPrep, DocuSign, eSignSystems, IDS and Silanis. Each of these companies successfully completed a certification process mandated by the government agencies and enforced by QuestSoft as part of its security procedures. “We discovered some of our clients were already using e-signature services from other providers, and we wanted to make sure they were accommodated,” said Suzanne Mosher, national manager for 4506-T and SSN verifications for QuestSoft. “As our in-house partner, CIC helps assist companies to easily gather signatures for 4506-T services. Connecting with our clients’ vendors can also help them with their workflow.” QuestSoft's verification software, Desktop VERIFY, assists companies with tracking and organizing their 4506-T requests with the IRS, and now with the inclusion of e-signatures, it can provide a paperless workflow. “With the IRS-approved electronic signature requirements, those who handle 4506-T requests no longer have to maintain both an electronic and paper loan file,” said Mosher. “It's all centralized with Compliance VERIFY.” Desktop VERIFY is part of QuestSoft’s new Compliance VERIFY service, which offers the software free of charge to QuestSoft’s 4506-T clients along with a free software development kit to integrate their LOS and document vendors. “Compliance VERIFY is flexible in that customers can use the Desktop VERIFY solution, or have it integrated into their software or loan origination system,” said Bhavin Shah, vice president of development and technology for QuestSoft.
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