Supreme Software – The Dealership Tracker F&I System Joins the F&I Express eContracting Platform
Southlake, TX – F&I Express is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Supreme Software – The Dealership Tracker. Integration with F&I Express offers a network of over 60 providers that the Supreme Software dealerships may gain access for eRating, eContracting, eRegistering, and remittance right at their fingertips – no more 5-ply forms, multiple sites, or redundant entry. The Dealership Tracker integration with F&I Express helps its dealership save time and improve efficiencies.
Established in 1986, Supreme Software specializes in Finance and Insurance (F&I) software and tools. Priding themselves in not only providing the best and easiest-to-use software, but also a superior support system. Supreme Software services the automotive, RV, marine, powersport industries.
“Supreme Software’s integration with F&I Express will save time and money in the F&I department through eContracting with a single sign-on process,” said Brian Reed, President, and CEO of F&I Express. “And with 28 years of industry experience, we are excited to have them on board.”
“We are always trying to give our users the best and easiest to use system on the market and with this new integration with F&I Express it will save time and improve efficiencies for all of our users,” said Terry Adelman, President of Supreme Software. “We are excited to work with F&I Express and continue to grow with them and provide access for our users to a growing list of aftermarket providers in a fast and efficient way.”
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