Leaders in document assembly
For many years, HotDocs has been leading the market in document automation...
Edinburgh, UK (PRWEB UK) 21 October 2015
Spratt commented: “It’s with great enthusiasm that I take on the management of the HotDocs international division. For many years, HotDocs has been leading the market in document automation, providing a strong base for successful expansion. The company’s leadership position, established team, robust technologies, loyal customer base and planned innovations will provide me with the foundation and tools to implement an ambitious growth strategy. I can’t wait to get started.”
The majority of Steve Spratt’s career has been spent working with technology across a range of sectors, including government, banking, media and software. He worked for the UK Government, Santander Bank and BskyB before moving to the Enterprise software sector in 2000 with the role of Vice President – Global Services for Axios Systems. Thereafter, Spratt moved through a range of senior positions in global software companies such as Borland, Netcall and Noble Systems, heading up divisions that included professional services, channel, sales and business development and he has been instrumental in closing seven figure deals as a rated high performer.
Russell Shepherd, Group CEO of HotDocs, concluded: “I am very pleased to welcome Steve to HotDocs in what I believe will be a pivotal position, which is ideally suited to his leadership skills and industry experience. Over the past five years, HotDocs has experienced continuous growth as we see increased uptake within our key industries of banking, legal, insurance, corporate and government. With new software developments in the pipeline, Steve will be responsible for accelerating that growth and utilising HotDocs’ upcoming innovations to further enhance our market share.”
About HotDocs
HotDocs is a global software company, headquartered in Edinburgh, UK and with offices in New York, Atlanta and Utah in the United States.
HotDocs is the market leading provider of document automation software, with customers in 50 different countries and a user-base, globally, that exceeds one million. Document automation, or document assembly, transforms frequently used documents and forms into intelligent templates, facilitating a vast reduction in time spent on the production of high volume, custom documentation.
Widely used within the legal, banking, insurance, public and corporate sectors, HotDocs software also increases accuracy, reduces cost/risk and improves efficiency in the generation of complex, or simple, documentation. The software is available on premise, on desktop or in the cloud and can operate in a standalone capacity or as part of a wider business process, such as BPM workflow, document management, CRM or case management systems.