IDAHO FALLS — DocuTech, a self-described leader in compliance services for mortgage documents, experienced a ten percent increase in staff last year.

    In 2013, managers expect to be able to expand their team by at least an additional five percent.

     “Our recent print-fulfillment expansion, along with a newly designed facility, helps DocuTech meet its ongoing mission to meet, manage and guarantee compliance,” said Scott K. Stucky, COO of DocuTech in a news release. “Not only are our products and services constantly updated, but we are also in a state of constant recruitment.”

    The growth stems from DocuTech continuing to add new lender clients to their list. According to a news release, these clients are choosing DocuTech because of new regulations from The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which makes compliance an ongoing issue.        

    DocuTech's software interfaces with leading loan origination systems (LOS) and enables mortgage professionals to generate documents locally. 

    Furthermore, DocuTech manages and secures all information needed for a loan, guaranteeing accuracy, security and compliance.

    DocuTech’s has offices set up in Salt Lake City, Pocatello and Idaho Falls.

    For more information visit www.docutechcorp.com.

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