Altec Capital, a nationwide funding source for the electric utility, telecommunications, contractor and tree care markets, has implemented new technology to make it easier for customers to get the financial solutions they need.

“We’re dedicated to meeting the needs of our customer,” said Greg Wheeler, sales manager of Altec Capital. “New technology initiatives make the leasing process quicker and easier.”

The first of two technology initiatives at Altec Capital is vision commerce. This system provides customers with up-to-date information about their leases and a secure login to view their lease and asset information. It also is able to run standardized reports, obtain historical invoices and documents, and even enter data into the system to begin the leasing process.

In conjunction with vision commerce, Altec Capital is providing an electronic signature platform, which will give customers an easy and secure method of signing and receiving lease documents. E-sign provides customers with the ability to login to a secure Web site to view and electronically sign lease documents, add notes or corrections, and print copies for record-keeping. More benefits include:

• Increased security by reducing the number of times documents are handled.

• Cost reduction in sending and receiving lease documents.

• The ability to view and track the status of multiple leases.

• Quicker receipts and confirmations for each step of the process.

Both vision commerce and e-signature are examples of Altec Capital’s commitment to helping reduce life-cycle cost, improve cash flow and transfer ownership risks by providing cost-effective financial solutions for hydraulic equipment needs and other equipment that make its customers successful.

For more information, call 888/408-8148 or visit www.alteccapital.com.

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