InsureSign Debuts Integration with NASA's Eclipse Agency Management System

    CHARLESTON, SC, March 29, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ -- For insurance professionals who use North American Software Associates' (NASA) Eclipse agency management system, securing signatures from insureds is now easier than ever before.

InsureSign, the simple and secure electronic-signing software, today announced the completion of its integration with NASA's Eclipse.

"Through the integration, Eclipse users can now seamlessly use the agency management system with InsureSign," said Joe Floyd, founder and CEO of InsureSign. "NASA already offers independent insurance agencies a fantastic time-saving and business-growing software, and we're excited to offer an additional resource to help users further simplify their lives and increase profit."

Last month, InsureSign debuted new premium features, including signing via text message, Gmail/Outlook integrations and custom landing pages, which will also be available to Eclipse users who choose the "InsureSign Pro" plan.

InsureSign's development team worked closely with NASA, swiftly completing the integration.

"The development of the integration went smoothly. After only a few exchanges between our teams, NASA was able to successfully integrate with our software," said InsureSign's lead developer Kris Gholson.

InsureSign is a leading e-signature software for the insurance industry, currently servicing tens of thousands of insurance professionals. Users enjoy getting their documents signed the fastest and easiest way possible, along with dedicated customer assistance, numerous unlimited features and more.

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