Oblix Capital enables e-signing to combat remote working
Oblix Capital has partnered with technology firm Nivo Solutions to enable the use of e-signatures and secure messaging within its internal processes, helping to reduce delays associated with working remotely.
"By partnering with Nivo for compliant e-signing, the team have ensured deals move forward while working remotely. "
Oblix says the partnership will help it to continue a high level of customer service to clients, broker partners and suppliers during the Covid-19 crisis.
Andy Reid, director of intermediary and networks at Oblix, commented: “I’m really pleased we have managed to react so quickly alongside Nivo to improve our working practices. In these uncertain times our clients and broker partners will expect the same high levels of customer service, and this partnership will help us to achieve that.”
Polly Taylor-Pullen, BDM at Nivo Solutions, added: “We’re delighted to announce this partnership with Oblix and further establish Nivo as the go to brand in this market for improving operational efficiency with no technical effort.
“By partnering with Nivo for compliant e-signing, the team have ensured deals move forward while working remotely. Even during these unprecedented times, Oblix have reinforced their position as lender of choice by demonstrating their commitment to putting customer service and security first.
“Oblix effectively responded to the disruptions with the necessary steps to ensure that their customer service is not disrupted. We're very pleased to have the technology in place to match their speed, setting them up within the day.”
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