Trust from Start to Finish: How Proof and SoftPro Secure the Entire Closing Process

Identity verification usually happens at closing because closing is where the signer and the software are finally in the same place. If verifying a seller means opening a second portal, copying file data across by hand, and pasting the result back into the order, it will happen late or only on the files somebody remembered to worry about. Workflow decides timing far more reliably than policy does.

Join us for a live demo of the integration and what your buyers and sellers experience. You will leave knowing:

• An identity request sent from within SoftPro can go out at order entry, which moves the seller check ahead of title work.
• Verifying a seller before search and marketing costs are incurred is what makes early verification pay for itself on the files that turn out fraudulent.
• Identity-verified eSignature covers documents needing a verified signer without a full notarization, which is most of a typical package.
• Proof is MISMO certified, so the identity and notarization records are structured for the downstream mortgage participants who consume them.