IMM, the only eSignature provider that specializes in eSignature and digital transaction solutions exclusively for financial institutions, and FIPCO, a company that helps financial institutions operate more efficiently and profitably, have partnered for an embedded eSign integration that will streamline deposit account opening and loan processes while allowing customers to centrally manage workflows wherever they are.
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Through this partnership, FIPCO will integrate IMM’s eSign technology with its Compliance Concierge software, which is used for opening accounts and generating loan and mortgage documents. It is the only platform to include all federal and state required documents and compliance financial institutions need to further improve compliance. FIPCO’s seamless integration with IMM’s eSignature technology will allow customers to remotely and securely sign documents with convenience and ease.
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Pam Kelly, President of FIPCO, said, “IMM’s business philosophies and customer support priorities align perfectly with ours. The company’s proven success and specialized approach to eSignature solutions specifically for the financial industry are what made us confident it was the right choice for our eSignature solution. We look forward to our partnership and continuing to reliably serve our clients from anywhere.”
For more than 30 years, FIPCO has served financial institutions, their communities and customers by consistently delivering innovative solutions, providing advice and effectively solving compliance and technology challenges. Now more than ever, financial institutions take comfort in the steady, meticulous, established products and services that have earned FIPCO its reputation as a trusted leader in form sets, loan and deposit software suites, information security and compliance management.
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