NAC Joins OptionSoft Menu Provider Platform
WESTERVILLE, Ohio - NAC has joined OptionSoft's national provider network. OptionSoft, located in Malta, NY, is a provider of automotive software solutions and provides electronic solutions for compliance and increased product sales throughout the dealership.
OptionSoft provides complete electronic solutions including rating, contracting, signature, remittance and a bi-weekly payment program. The company also offers its dealers a full line up of training modules and business management reporting and development tools to assist the dealer in monitoring and managing their business.
"NAC is a leader in the service contract industry and is widely recognized for innovative products and outstanding customer service," said Ken Tomaro, president of OptionSoft. “OptionSoft continually seeks out new ways to assist dealers to sell more products and increase profits on a compliant, customer friendly platform. The partnering of NAC and OptionSoft allows for both networks to continue offering their dealer networks the most advanced business solutions in today’s marketplace and the assurance of that leadership in the future.”
Christina Schrank, NAC's vice president of marketing, said, “Partnering with OptionSoft will provide our mutual clients nationwide a simplified F&I solution that will streamline their F&I process and positively affect their profitability."
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