Oklahoma City-based a la mode has announced that it will offer electronic signature capability to all its real estate agent, broker, inspector, loan officer, and appraiser customers through the company's XSites Network.Specifically, a la mode signed an agreement to use Wave's eSign Transaction Management Suite, which allows users of XSites (formerly called the Mercury Network) to manage business processes and transactions online and create, sign, store, access, and manage the lifecycle of electronic records within a loan folder. The announcement was made at the Mortgage Bankers Association's Annual Convention in San Francisco. The company can be found on the Web at http://www.alamode.com.
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