Webline, the UK's largest and first online user of Origo standards, today announced that it has reached agreement with Avail, the specialist 'Suitability' software provider, to launch an integrated online service for its 15,000 users.

Within the Webline portal, advisers will now be able to generate client specific Suitability letters, Demands & Needs statements and Mortgage Product Confirmation letters, with each document being personalised and bespoke for the client.

Joe Hill, director of Avail, comments:

"We are really pleased to be working with Webline as we believe they are the most progressive portal available to advisers. The two systems complement each other greatly and means for the first time, advisers will have a one stop shop to make the sales process easier, less time consuming and more compliant.

"Our Suitability software already has almost 1000 adviser users throughout the UK, indeed its ability to produce compliant and comprehensive letters fast and simply has allowed us to develop into a market leader. One of the reasons for the success of Avail is that the product is designed by IFAs who obviously have a real, hands-on understanding of what other advisers need most.."

Matt Humphrey, account director of Webline, comments:

"We have taken the powerful solution which Avail provides with its Suitability software and developed an online version which supports the whole online business process, allowing advisers to do quotes, create illustrations, apply online and now generate a client specific Suitability Letter, all within one package. This, yet again, represents a great 'first' for Webline and is another solid demonstration of why we continue to be the fastest growing adviser portal in the marketplace."

The facility will be available to all Webline's current registered users from today, and any adviser wishing to try the service can register for a free 30-day trail by visiting www.webline.co.uk (further information in notes to editors).

Existing Avail users will continue to use the software provided by Avail without change, and for those who prefer a stand-alone version can visit www.avail.uk.net for further information.

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