Agree.com arrecada $7.2 milhões para combinar pagamentos e assinaturas eletrônicas
Agree.com Raises $7.2 Million to Combine Payments and e-Signatures
Agree.com, an e-Signature platform, recently announced that they secured $7.2 million in new funding. The company’s unique selling proposition lies in its ability to integrate payment processing and invoicing features into their e-Signature platform. This strategic move could position Agree.com as a strong competitor to established players like Docusign.
CEO Marty Ringlein highlighted the necessity of combining signing processes with financial transactions, stating, “At the end of almost every signature, someone has to pay someone money. We combine what has historically been a disjointed and fragmented workflow to make signing better and payments faster.”
Agree.com leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and character recognition software to enhance the efficiency of contract management. This allows the platform to automatically detect and label various components of a contract, as well as extract payment terms to generate invoices dynamically. By offering e-Signatures for free to users and monetizing through transaction fees, Agree.com aims to disrupt traditional e-Signature and invoicing solutions.
The funding comes at a time when businesses are increasingly transitioning towards digitized processes, highlighting the importance of seamless and integrated financial operations. This shift towards automation and efficiency is a key driver for companies looking to optimize their back-office operations and enhance overall productivity.
Agree.com’s innovative approach to combining e-Signatures with payment processing could signal a broader trend in streamlining financial workflows and accelerating digital transformation across industries.
