Now let's say that there is only one single airline who offers a direct flight and gets you to Hawaii, say, four or five hours earlier than any other airline? On top of that flight being direct, let's also say that the airline has an impeccable flight record, top rated in-flight crew, leather seats, lots of leg room, in-flight TV, no extra charges for your bags, and in many cases at a comparable cost or CHEAPER than the alternative flight options?
Is this an absolute no-brainer or what? Welcome to WebFilings Air.
Now let's pretend your SEC reporting requirements are trips from New York to Hawaii. Not only do NO OTHER VENDORS offer you a direct flight and get on the beach as quickly as you do "flying" WebFilings, but you are in all likelihood taking a cab from New York to Chicago, then a train from Chicago to Denver, then the bus from Denver to Los Angeles, then finally a plane from L.A. to Hawaii.
Doesn't sound like much fun, does it? Well, if you're not using WebFilings, then that is a pretty accurate analogy of the inefficiencies of your current reporting processes over the game-changing capabilities awaiting you at WebFilings.
When given the choice and opportunity - as you have right now - why would you not want to stretch those legs out and take a direct route to your destination? No layovers. No hidden bag fees. Just you and our friendly skies.