Incode Partners With Tenant, Inc. To Enhance Tenant Onboarding
Incode, a leading provider of online identity verification solutions, has partnered with Tenant, Inc., a vertical SaaS technology platform company tailored to the self-storage industry, to enhance the tenant onboarding process.
"Together, we're revolutionizing tenant onboarding – enhancing security, simplifying verifications, and accelerating the rental process," " states a rep for Incode, which was founded in 2015 by Ricardo Amper. "Get ready for a rental experience that's quicker, safer, and more seamless than ever before!"
Incode, which leverages advanced AI and Machine Learning technologies to develop its identity solutions, states that the partnership will support Tenant, Inc. when it comes to:
- Securing tenant information, ensuring compliance, and protecting against fraud
- Simplifying Know Your Customer (KYC) processes, reducing paperwork, and speeding up verifications
- Reducing onboarding times, boosting efficiency, and enhancing user experiences
"Partnering with Incode has significantly enhanced our platform, providing secure and efficient tenant onboarding that exceeds our expectations," commented Lance Watkins, CEO of Tenant, Inc.
Incode currently works with some of the world’s largest financial institutions, governments, retailers, hospitality organizations, and gaming establishments, including Citibank, Avis, Chime, Sixt, Cabify, Rappi, and more.
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