Newport Beach, Calif.-based DRI Management Systems has planned to launch RINCON, a Web-enabled default management application. At the MBA Tech Show DRI talked about how RINCON helps servicers better manage defaults by using Web services to offer easy deployment, a more robust workflow, letters, forms and spreadsheets embedded in the workflow, automated connection between third parties, an exception-based setup to allow for a more automated process and an upgraded loss mitigation decisioning model. This Web-enabled version of the company's The Default Solution product will be available in early 2009.
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