Washington, D.C.-based iComply Inc. has announced the introduction of version 2.0 of iComply, which it terms a next-generation online mortgage compliance subscription service.Version 2.0 adds new navigation, more convenient tools, and a 10,000-document library, according to iComply, an affiliate of Lotstein Buckman LLP, a Washington-based law firm that serves the mortgage industry. Users of the system log in to a "dashboard" that contains the latest news, a continually updated log of the latest changes to iComply, and notes that can be shared among team members, the company said. It also facilitates direct contact with the iComply support team. The new 10,000-document library provides integrated, direct access to laws and regulations from every state, iComply said. Lotstein Buckman can be found online at http://www.lotsteinbuckman.com.
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