Mortgage Tech Firm Opens London Office

January 12, 2005, 3:00 p.m. EST 1 Min Read

Exstream Software, a U.S.-based company that offers customizable document-related automation for the mortgage industry and other businesses, has opened a London office.The new London-based affiliate, Exstream Software UK Ltd., will provide services that include pre- and post-sales support, technical support, training, and consulting services, the company said. Exstream offers several types of document services automation, including its main software product, Dialogue. Dialogue can be used to generate personalized communication documents that range from hard-copy mailings to real-time, on-demand, interactive electronic documents and Web applications. Exstream can be found online at http://www.exstream.com.

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