EFG, F&I Express Integrate Econtracting Capabilities
Through a new partnership between EFG Companies and F&I Express, the two companies will integrate eContracting capabilities to better serve their dealership clients.
DALLAS — EFG Companies and F&I Express announced a partnership wherein both companies will fully integrate their econtracting capabilities in an effort to better serve their dealership clients.
“At EFG Companies, we understand that no two dealers are the same,” said John Pappanastos, president and CEO of EFG Companies. “Each dealer operates with different goals, success metrics, and systems, and we pride ourselves in acting as a strategic partner in their success. In our effort to further that initiative, we partnered with F&I Express to augment our growing list of e-contracting solutions with one of the most utilized eContracting platforms in the market.”
F&I Express has aggregated a network of more than 100 automotive aftermarket F&I product providers in an online portal accessible by its dealers, according to F&I Express. It then works with those auto retailers across the U.S. to improve F&I processes, it adds.
“For almost 40 years, EFG Companies has been leading innovation within the automotive industry,” said Brian Reed, president and CEO of F&I Express. “We have been eagerly anticipating their addition to our F&I eContracting network and look forward to bringing their products to our dealer customers.”
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