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FMLS, Lone Wolf Technologies partner on transaction management by Jonathan Delozier for HousingWire

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First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS) has signed a five-year agreement with Lone Wolf Technologies to provide transaction management tools to its more than 60,000 members, the organizations announced Tuesday.

As part of the partnership, FMLS members will have access to Lone Wolf’s transaction management software, including its Authentisign eSignature solution and the TransactionDesk platform.

The deal also introduces Lone Wolf’s new system, Transact, which focuses on client-based workflows rather than traditional property-centric models.

“Many of our members are familiar with TransactionDesk and have asked us to provide it as an FMLS member benefit,” said Jeremy Crawford, CEO of FMLS. “We are very excited to provide them with a choice for their forms, transaction management, and electronic signature needs. We look forward to also launching Lone Wolf’s new Transact platform later this year to give them even more choice.”

Lone Wolf CEO Jimmy Kelly said the partnership is intended to help streamline transactions for real estate professionals.

“This partnership represents a significant step forward in our mission to provide real estate professionals with the tools they need to deliver exceptional client experiences,” Kelly said. “We want all agents to be able to simplify their transaction process, and we’re thrilled to bring this technology to FMLS members.”

According to Lone Wolf, the agreement is one of several long-term partnerships it plans to use to expand its technology offerings nationwide. The company announced a reimagined brand identity in January.

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