IRVINE, Calif. — DocVerify, a secure electronic signature
provider, is bringing its electronic signature and secure VeriVault
verification systems to Oracle Fusion CRM.

Officials highlighted the news comes just a few weeks after
DocVerify announced a major update to its Salesforce AppExchange application,
and also launched its fully customizable electronically signed Web form with
Wufoo.

The company contends traditional paper contracts have always
been a friction point to sales conversions as they necessitate relying on
printers, scanners and people finding the time to use them.

Now, users of Oracle Fusion CRM can get documents signed
within minutes as opposed to days or weeks after they send out legally binding
documents to be signed electronically, and are notified automatically in real
time when the contractual process moves forward.

The DocVerify E-Signature system is integrated directly into
the Oracle Fusion CRM dashboard and can provide a real-time auditing system to
inform Fusion users what stage in the signatory process their clients currently
are, including whether or not they've viewed the document.

"When you work several years on something you really know
the value of, it's extremely rewarding to have it proven by building a
relationship with a company as established and respected as Oracle," DocVerify
chief operating officer Mario Leone said.

"The newly added benefit is valuable and users of Oracle's Fusion
CRM system are already reaping the benefits," Leone continued.

Leone added DocVerify is a member in Oracle PartnerNetwork.

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