KPA, Reynolds Grow F&I Compliance Services
Companies say partnership provides suite of F&I services, software and resources to lower risk, save money, and better streamline dealership sales processes.

Reynolds senior vice president of strategy and corporate development Kasi Edwards said partnership provides its customers tools to manage risk.
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KPA and Reynolds and Reynolds, automotive software and compliance providers, announced a strategic partnership to provide dealerships greater access to LAW F&I libraries in all 50 states and KPA’s F&I compliance consulting services, software and resources. LAW provides F&I documents for dealers throughout the U.S.
Through the partnership, dealers will have access to a suite of F&I services, software and resources to lower risk, save money, and better streamline dealership sales processes.
“We are excited to partner with Reynolds to offer our customers access to the industry-leading F&I document program, LAW F&I State Libraries,” said KPA President and CEO Chris Fanning. “The partnership between KPA and Reynolds provides dealers the tools they need to run the most efficient and profitable F&I department possible while ensuring their compliance with federal and state regulations.”
As more and more lenders move to electronic contracting, and modern consumers continue to adapt to digital retailing and hybrid online/in-store shopping, it's vital for F&I documents to be legally reviewed for legislative and regulatory updates and to be available in both print and digital formats.
“We look forward to partnering with KPA to pair their expert F&I compliance capabilities with the LAW F&I State Libraries,” said Kasi Edwards, Reynolds senior vice president of strategy and corporate development. “Through this partnership, we are able to better serve our respective customers and provide them with the tools they need to manage their risk.”
For over 30 years, KPA has been advising dealerships on how to be safe and compliant by offering software and consulting across the spectrum of environment, health and safety (EHS), human resources, and sales/F&I. For nearly a century, Reynolds has been providing documents to dealers to help them manage their businesses. With LAW F&I documents, dealers are able to provide customers the flexibility to shop the way they want – whether in-store, online, or a combination of both – without sacrificing profitability or control over compliance.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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