“eContract” Saves Time, Money For Monitronics Dealers

  • Apr 07, 2014

Monitronics is expanding “eContract” in 2014, increasing the scope of its exclusive electronic contract application that eliminates the traditional hard‐copy paperwork for a new customer contract.

Using eContract, Monitronics Authorized Dealers can quickly complete an electronic version of each contract in the customer’s home on an iPad or Android tablet. A PDF copy is then sent instantly to the Company and the customer.

eContract updates scheduled for 2014 include:

  • New contract versions available
  • Canadian contract version
  • New state-­specific versions
  • Spanish‐version contracts
  • Notice of Cancellation included on all forms

Additional enhancements coming in the future include:

  • Integrating with Monitronics’ online dealer portal
  • More customization

“Monitronics is proud to be the first and currently the only dealer program offering this eco-­‐friendly technology,” said Bruce Mungiguerra, Monitronics’ Vice President Operations. “eContract provides a new element of convenience and professionalism in the customer’s home. It also helps our dealers centralize their funding processes and save money on shipping charges. We’ll continue to make improvements that will enhance the benefits for our dealers and customers.”

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