MyDisabilityPlans Announces New Electronic Signature for Disability Applications
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Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) December 26, 2013
You can now ESign your disability application with DocuSign technology.
With the recent success of Twitter and Facebook, much of the American public has grown accustom to using technology to provide enhanced efficiency in their day to day lives. MyDisabilityPlans was built with technology and has responded to its customers’ needs by recently partnering with DocuSign.
DocuSign is a provider of cloud-based electronic signature technology that facilitates exchanges of contracts, tax documents and legal materials.
By partnering with DocuSign, MyDisabilityPlans hopes to increase satisfaction of clients in the digital world. This new functionality brings the disability insurance market into the 21st century by providing an easy and secure sign and send application process not previous available in the market. Disability insurance underwriting has become truly seamless through the web. From policy analysis to application, MyDisabilityPlan clients can experience more convenience when making important income protection decisions. As this service expands, more insurance carriers will begin to offer this electronic format for application signatures.
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