Insurers, lenders, law firms and real estate teams run on signed documents and incoming paperwork. SPS verifies who signs, reads what comes in and connects both to your core systems.
Professional services firms handle a constant flow of documents in two directions. Outgoing: policies, loan agreements, engagement letters and leases that clients must sign. Incoming: invoices, claims, statements and forms that someone has to read and key into a system.
Generic e-signature tools solve part of the first problem but not the second - and they rarely confirm that the person signing is really the client. That leaves fraud risk on one side and hours of data entry on the other.
Documents come from your core system or are uploaded; Winsert can generate them from the outputs your system already prints.
WinsertDocCycle sends them by email, SMS or messaging apps - or through a QR code - and the client signs in the browser.
DocCycleFor sensitive transactions, DocCycle compares an ID-document photo with a live selfie and checks the ID for tampering.
DocCycleDocReader reads invoices and other incoming documents in 150+ languages and posts the data.
DocReaderSend policies, loan documents, engagement letters and leases for signature in sequence or in parallel, verify signers with ID and selfie where needed, and keep every step on record.
Explore DocCycle →Read invoices and other incoming documents in more than 150 languages, with 99% recognition accuracy from day one, and route the ones that need review.
Explore DocReader →Generate signing packages and data feeds from the documents your core system already prints, without changing that system.
Explore Winsert →Policy acceptance and claim forms signed by the verified policyholder, with incoming claim documents read automatically.
Loan and account documents signed by every party in the right order, with identity checks for high-value transactions.
Engagement letters and agreements signed remotely, with a timestamped record of who signed what and when.
Leases and purchase documents signed by landlords, tenants and buyers on their own phones, wherever they are.
Choose one document that clients sign often - a policy acceptance, a loan document or a lease - and move it to DocCycle with identity verification. Then look at the incoming paperwork your team still types in most and let DocReader read it.
No. Signing links open in any browser and can be sent by email, SMS or messaging apps, or opened by scanning a QR code on the document.
DocCycle compares a photo of the signer’s ID document with a live selfie and checks the ID document for signs of tampering.
Yes. Signing rounds can run in sequence or in parallel, so co-borrowers, landlords and tenants or partners each sign in the right order.
In the digital archive, on a local server or in your organization’s cloud, with status returned to your core system.
Yes. DocReader reads documents in more than 150 languages.
Yes. DocCycle sends signing links by email, SMS or messaging apps, and clients can also open them by scanning a QR code printed on the document.
Tell us which documents your clients sign and which ones your team still types in.
