Mitsubishi HC Capital America, a non-bank, non-captive finance provider in North America, made several key enhancements and improvements to Propel, its digital transaction and portfolio management system. Its key enhancements include eNotary functionality with automated power of attorney and e-documents designed to accelerate the transaction process.

“The customer experience lies at the center of our digital transformation strategy,” Christopher Johanneson, executive vice president and chief digital officer of Mitsubishi HC Capital America, said. “Our enhancements are designed to empower vendors and partners with secure, reliable technology solutions that streamline the financing process and prioritize end-user needs. We know our vendor partners are pivotal in activating both their success and ours, and deploying the latest technology to deliver an overall better service is our commitment.”

“With the inclusion of eNotary and eDocs readily available to our vendors, it allows them to move at the speed of their business,” Isabelle Barbeau, vice president of digital transformation for Mitsubishi HC Capital America, said. “The days of paper shuffling are long behind us.”

“Offering innovative products is clearly what the market is demanding,” Johanneson said. “These latest enhancements to Propel are designed to make the process smarter and more efficient, allowing businesses to accelerate their own growth, productivity and innovation.”