Optical Image Technology, Inc. Software Firm Partners with Town & Country Computer Services, LLC.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – March 23, 2006 – Optical Image Technology, Inc. (OIT), producer of DocFinity® Software, proudly announces a software partnership with Town & Country Computer Services, LLC, of Schenectady, NY.

Town & Country Computer Services’ main software product, The INSurance PROcessing System (INSPRO™), was designed for, and is used by, smaller to mid-size insurance firms. Integrating the DocFinity Core (an electronic document management system—EDMS), as Panhandle Farmers Mutual Insurance Company has done with their INSPRO system, gives companies the tools to generate more premium volume and compete in the marketplace due to their improved efficiency. The DocFinity Imaging System, part of the DocFinity Core software, provides for the easy scanning, imaging and retrieval of insurance documents.

DocFinity Software and INSPRO integrate seamlessly, and users require a minimal amount of staff training before fully utilizing the integrated system. The benefits of the partnership between Town & Country Software and DocFinity will enable Town & Country customers to streamline their processes, dramatically reduce both paper and file cabinet storage and, perhaps most importantly, process work faster. Power and speed will be at the hands of the company underwriters and claim processors to quickly access policy holders’ information.

“Our mutual insurance clients will benefit greatly from this relationship” noted Bruce Hering, Town and Country’s founder and senior executive. “By integrating INSPRO with the DocFinity Core, documents can be accurately indexed with a minimum of key strokes and retrieved with a mouse click while processing insurance transactions. We are pleased to be able to bring this extra value to our current and future users.”

As most insurance companies can attest, paper can be a monstrous issue. But with the addition of DocFinity Software to INSPRO, a near paperless office can become a reality. Policies, claims and photos, along with quotes and correspondence are now scanned and stored in one repository with capabilities to view the items through a Web-browser. Locating that paperwork is as simple as striking an on-screen image button in INSPRO.

Jim Thumma, OIT’s VP of Sales and Marketing, states, “This is a wonderful relationship between two companies who each bring 20 years of programming experience to the table to serve the insurance community. Both companies have succeeded over the years by putting customer needs first, and we look forward to continuing that tradition with this partnership.”

Essentially, the power of each software company has become even stronger with the added power of the second.

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Release Date: March 23, 2006