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Ingeo Systems, Inc. is a national leader in the electronic document recording industry, offering integrated solutions that facilitate preparation, execution, management, validation, payment and recording. Ingeo's technology delivers the most advanced, cost effective, legally compliant and efficient solution for recording all types of electronic documents at all levels of recording. Since 1996, Ingeo has helped businesses and government agencies across the nation increase efficiencies and save time and money by providing secure electronic document solutions. The company is headed by an experienced management team with more than 15 years' experience in delivering high-volume, distributed document capabilities securely and reliably. Able to handle many complexities, Ingeo's electronic document recording system adapts to different types of documents, processes and workflow functions. The company's technology can provide the preparation or receive prepared documents, and can record or submit to existing recording solutions. Currently, Ingeo's electronic recording system is composed of two parts: ePrepare for submitters and eRecord for county recorders. With ePrepare, digital documents are prepared using the industry's SMART document standards, embedding digital or digitized signatures and notaries, and attaching electronic payment. Documents that originate on paper, such as loan closing documents, are scanned into ePrepare and placed into their proper recording order. ePrepare integrates with leading loan servicing, title, escrow, document management and recording applications. Ingeo is the only provider to offer a service with complete end-to-end capability that can adapt to virtually any submitter's system output and provide fully automated signing, notarization, delivery, recording, payment and return in conjunction with existing county recording systems. eRecord receives the documents and, after an examination and validation review, processes each document according to established business rules in each recording office. Endorsement and receipt information is electronically embedded into the document, along with the recorder's digital signature, and is returned to the submitter electronically as an officially recorded document. eRecord adapts to different rules, fees and state legislation requirements for county recorders. ePrepare and eRecord use open platform technologies, providing flexibility in integration with existing solutions, while allowing users to capitalize on previous investments in technology. When fully integrated, the electronic document recording process takes seconds. Ingeo's applications comprise the leading electronic recording solution in the market that is compliant with existing and emerging standards. In fact, Ingeo's senior management team is actively involved with PRIA and MISMO to ensure adherence with all industry standards. Ingeo works with and actively supports general industry standards, such as those from the World Wide Web Consortium, and industry specific organizations, such as MBA, NACRC, IACREOT and REFSMO. Ingeo's security and operational procedures have been audited and accepted by some of the largest financial institutions in the U.S. Ingeo's electronic document recording system reduces processing costs and time while improving data accuracy. In any given month Ingeo processes more documents than all other recording organizations combined. In the marketplace, Ingeo's system services a majority of the national submitters, including six of the top ten and the majority of the top 30 lending institutions in the U.S. This is in addition to scores of regional submitters in countries where Ingeo has county recording in palace. In addition to the county recorders that Ingeo lists as customers, the company works with nearly all the major county recording system vendors, and now has 14 partners that have integrated their county recording systems with Ingeo, allowing their county customers to benefit from Ingeo's electronic document recording system. When fully deployed, this will represent more than 450 counties across the nation, representing more than 50 percent of the population that has access to electronic document recording capabilities.