Omnisure Premium Finance Integrates Into F&I Express eContracting Platform
Southlake,Texas - F&I Express integrated with Omnisure for the financing of premiums of aftermarket F&I products sold by dealers. Omnisure not only provides financing for vehicle service contracts but for other aftermarket products as well, with some of the lowest rates plus expedited funding. The integration with F&I Express now allows Omnisure dealers to electronically rate, contract, and register their aftermarket products as well as allow for the online preparation of Omnisure finance contracts.
“Omnisure, who has been in business for over twenty years, and has specialized in the financing of premiums of aftermarket products, is a great addition to the F&I Express platform,” said Brian Reed, president and CEO, Intersection Technologies Inc. and F&I Express. “Dealers today are always looking for new options to finance the premiums of aftermarket F&I products as well as an easy, no-hassle way to electronically prepare the products and finance the contract.”
“We are excited about being a part of the F&I Express platform. This new technology coupled with the ability to finance vehicle service contracts with Omnisure will allow dealerships across the country to increase sales and operate more efficiently than in the past. It's a win-win for dealerships and customers!“ said Sandy Gordon,senior vice president, Omnisure.
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