F&I Express Adds Portfolio to Aftermarket eContracting Platform
Southlake, Texas — Intersection Technologies Inc. – F&I Express added Portfolio to its aftermarket eContracting platform. “We are very excited to partner with a world class company like F&I Express to advance the Portfolio platform in the market,” said Dan Haugen, COO, Portfolio. “Their technology solutions and ease of integration made for rapid speed to market.”
Portfolio, a provider of reinsurance programs for more than 18 years, offers dealers quarterly cession reports for constant monitoring and growth partnership. The integration with F&I Express will now allow dealers to have a one-stop shop to electronically contract all of their aftermarket products, in addition to access to real-time customized reporting, officials said.
“Portfolio is a fantastic addition to the F&I Express,” said Brian Reed, president and CEO, Intersection Technologies Inc. – F&I Express. “The F&I Express platform will give their dealers and agents an easy way to prepare their contracts and remit their forms electronically. Like Portfolio, F&I Express stresses the deep relationships with agents and dealers that are critical in the aftermarket F&I industry.”
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