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Re/Max secures DocuSign Transaction Rooms as free tool for network

New agreement announced today will start to roll out fully in late September
by Managing Editor
Aug 15
  • Re/Max has entered into a new "strategic alliance" with DocuSign, which includes several updates to its agreement with the e-signature provider that's been in place since 2011.
  • DocuSign has created an exclusive version of Transaction Rooms -- defined as secure, mobile locations to organize and share documents relating to a real estate transaction -- available for Re/Max broker/owners across the U.S. and Canada for free.
  • The changes apply to the entire Re/Max network -- company-owned, independent and global regions -- with the exception of Transaction Rooms, which are only available in North America.

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The dawn of electronic signature technology can be appreciated by anyone who's been asked to physically "autograph" and scan a document within the last decade and thought -- shouldn't there be an easier way to do this? Multiply that one document by many stacks of paperwork and hours spent at the closing table, and that's the potential value of e-signing and sharing to the real estate transaction. This seems to be the sentiment behind Re/Max's new "strategic alliance" with DocuSign, which includes several updates to its agreement with the e-signature provider that's been in place since 2011. The news was announced at the 2016 Re/Max Broker/Owner Conference (BOC). Transaction Rooms -- mobile and secure Specifically, DocuSign has created an exclusive version of Transaction Rooms -- defined as secure, mobile locations to organize and share documents relating to a real estate transaction -- available for Re/Max broker/owners across the U.S. and Canada for free. Transaction Roo...

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