RouteOne to Support Topaz Systems eSignature Pad
Computime announced that RouteOne's e-contracting platform now supports Topaz Systems' Signature Gem Z-T-LBK766SE-BH signature pad.
St. Louis, Mo. — Computime announced that RouteOne’s e-contracting platform now supports Topaz Systems' Signature Gem Z-T-LBK766SE-BH signature pad.
Topaz Systems manufactures the hardware and software that enables the capture, binding and authentication of electronic signatures in the context of any computer-based form, document or receipt. Computime Inc., authorized fulfillment partner of Topaz Systems, is the link between RouteOne and Topaz Systems. It will provide the sales and support for the program.
"We are pleased to offer dealers the ability to utilize the Topaz signature pad within the RouteOne eContracting solution," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "As eContracting becomes more streamlined within the dealership, dealers will be looking for tools that will speed the process and eliminate the paper trail. The signature pad is an integral piece of that process, and we are proud to be partnered with best-in-class partners such as Computime and Topaz."
"Dealerships are looking towards a paperless transaction using technology to speed the process of purchasing vehicles," said Joshua Levey, director of sales and marketing for Computime. "We were pleased to partner with RouteOne on this integration to help dealerships benefit from more accurate and efficient processing as well as an enhanced customer experience."
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