Fidelity National Real Estate Solutions, Jacksonville, Fla., and VREO Inc., a real estate software company based in San Luis Obispo, Calif., have announced a joint initiative to increase the use of electronic signatures by real estate brokers and agents.The centerpiece of the effort is bundling VREO's Real Estate Dashboard, e-signature software for Tablet PCs, and FNRES's TransactionPoint, a Web-based platform for managing the real estate transaction process. "TransactionPoint is a perfect complement to Real Estate Dashboard," said Brian Boero, VREO's chief executive officer. "Together these products represent a paperless solution that starts with the signature and extends through the entire transaction process." Real Estate Dashboard enables real estate professionals and their clients to electronically sign documents "as easily as one signs for an overnight package or credit card purchase," VREO said. The companies can be found online at http://www.fidelityinfoservices.com and http://www.vreo.com.
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