National Association of Appraisers Forms Software Partnership With Anow

Mar 20, 2019

Anow, creator of software for real estate appraisal offices, has announced that it has forged a partnership with the National Association of Appraisers (NAA) to make Anow’s appraisal office management platform more readily accessible to members of NAA.

As part of the NAA’s partnership with Anow, members will benefit from a discounted Anow subscription, eligibility to participate in Anow’s closed technology pilot programs and a direct pipeline for sharing feedback with Anow’s development team.

“Our partnership with Anow gives our members access to technology tools that will help them improve appraisal quality, decrease turn times and streamline the administrative aspects of running an appraisal business,” said NAA President-Elect Craig Morley. “Plus, by inviting NAA members to shape the future of appraisal technology, Anow is helping advance our mission to exert a beneficial influence on the appraisal profession.”

Marty Haldane, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Anow, said, “Anow’s appraisal office management platform helps appraisers stay organized by automating time-consuming tasks such as invoicing, payroll and scheduling, giving them more time for revenue-generating work. As a third-generation appraiser, I am empathetic to the challenges appraisers face today. It brings me great pleasure to make life a little simpler for NAA members.”

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