Key Takeaways
- • Bryt Software has partnered with Propper.ai to embed native e-signature in its post-origination loan management platform, letting lenders generate, send, sign, track and store loan documents without a separate tool.
- • The integration connects Bryt's Custom Document Templates to Propper Sign and covers loan modifications, draw requests, renewals and payoff authorizations, with a verifiable audit trail.
- • Propper Sign is priced per completed document rather than per seat or per send, and is SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA-ready.
- • Bryt customers using Custom Document Templates can activate the Propper integration as an add-on module.
Summary
Under the partnership, Bryt's Custom Document Templates connect directly to Propper Sign. When a document is generated within Bryt, such as a loan modification, draw request, renewal agreement or payoff authorization, lenders can send it for signature, monitor its status in real time, and store the completed, signed copy with a verifiable audit trail without leaving the platform.
Bob Schulte, CEO of Bryt Software and the company's founder, said lenders have largely digitized servicing but that document execution remained the last step pushing them back to email chains and wet ink. Propper Sign was built by former DocuSign leadership and is priced per completed document, a model the companies position as reducing costs for lenders with variable document volumes. The platform is SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA-ready. Aragon Research also named Propper a 2026 Hot Vendor in Digital Transaction Management.
Jack Berube, CEO and founder of Propper.ai, said that every modification, draw request and payoff authorization is a legal instrument requiring a proper signature, an audit trail and a secure home. Bryt customers already using Custom Document Templates can activate the Propper integration as an add-on module. Bryt serves lenders across more than 13 verticals, including private lenders, CDFIs, commercial, equipment finance and healthcare lenders.
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