Record360, GoFormz Partnership Expands Digital Offerings
This partnership captures all rental data electronically, including video and photo, contracts, and signatures.

Photo courtesy of Record360

Photo courtesy of Record360
Record360, a provider of asset documentation software, has partnered with GoFormz, a business solution to eliminate paper forms.
This partnership offers leasing and rental customers a fully electronic check-in/checkout process that encompasses all aspects of the rental agreement and asset documentation, according to the company.
GoFormz provides businesses with a method to digitize their paper forms and processes through its mobile forms and electronic document platform. This partnership removes the need for paper when capturing rental agreement information, according to Record360.
Record360 already offers rental and leasing companies the ability to decrease damage disputes and expenses with their video and photo asset condition review process. Expanding product offerings with GoFormz mobile forms allows Record360 customers to further digitize their forms processes and improve customer service, says the company.
“Our customers have been requesting a complete solution that fully digitizes the check-in/checkout rental process, in an effort to completely do away with paper forms,” said Shane Skinner, founder and CEO of Record360. “We are excited to integrate with GoFormz, and we are confident that our asset protection solution combined with GoFormz smart mobile form technology will provide customers a much-needed solution that will streamline rental processes and officially make paper rental forms a thing of the past.”
“We are helping thousands of businesses and partners around the world digitally transform the way they work,” said Jeff Fildey, CEO of GoFormz. “We are thrilled to partner with an innovative company like Record360. Our joint solution will truly modernize the agreement and asset documentation workflows for rental and leasing companies.”
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