Livonia, Mich.-based Dynatek Inc. has formed a "tight integration" with DocuTech, Idaho Falls, Idaho, that Dynatek says will give users of its MORvision loan origination system seamless access to DocuTech's Web-based document system, ConformX.The agreement identifies DocuTech, which has been a member of Dynatek's Plug-In Partner Network since 2004, as a preferred integrated document provider. It also allows for development of a fully integrated DocuTech system, which will replace its current Plug-In and provide MORvision customers with a choice between two distinctive forms systems -- a traditional one and an online system that enables DocuTech to manage all the compliance for the lender. The DocuTech ConformX product is a service-based solution that provides users with compliance guarantees and manages the forms process for the lender. The companies can be found on the Web at http://www.dynatek.com and http://www.docutech.com.
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