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Qualia Launches Live Reconciliation Service to Protect Title Agents Against Accounting and Fraud Vulnerabilities

The RegistryMarch 1, 20192 Mins read1.1k

New service keeps title companies audit-ready and best-practice compliant SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (February 28, 2019) - Qualia, a real estate technology company that streamlines the home buying and selling experience, today announced a new full stack Reconciliation Service that combines Qualia’s award winning reconciliation and accounting features with a live, dedicated Reconciliation Specialist. The Reconciliation […]

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