eOriginal launched a new web site showcasing its eAsset™ Management solution offering. The new platform enables businesses to go beyond simple electronic signature functionality to manage the entire lifecycle of critical transactions in a fully digital environment.

eOriginal’s redesigned web site provides visitors with comprehensive information about the company’s digital transaction services, focusing on its unique post-execution capabilities in a clear and concise manner. The new site also highlights eOriginal’s commitment to industries with sophisticated contract lifecycle requirements, such as vehicle finance, equipment leasing, consumer lending, mortgage and security alarm, among others.

“The discipline of eAsset Management addresses the unique needs of companies that have, in the past, been unable to conduct business electronically due to the complex requirements of managing financial asset documentation in digital format,” said Steve Bisbee, eOriginal’s President and CEO.

“Our eAsset Management platform ensures that each electronic asset is managed with the highest levels of security and compliance, maintaining the authenticity of the original documents and the integrity of content throughout the entire lifecycle of the transaction.”
 
Post-signature, the eAsset Management platform provides critical functionality in three main service categories:

• Vaulting Services: More than just secure storage, the eOriginal repository allows users to tightly control and track access, status changes and retention policies through the use of digital tamper seals and the most detailed audit trail and reporting functionalities available in the marketplace.
• Transaction Services: These services include specialized tools and solutions that enable organizations to meet unique legal, workflow and collaboration requirements. These advanced features give users the functionality to customize documents or transactions based on third party needs.
•  Transferable Records Services: These services enable the control of electronic assets in accordance with the Transferable Records requirements of UETA and