Our on-line deposit account opening software provides disclosures; it's odd to me that yours doesn't. While we don't have an issue with deposit accounts, we do have a similar situation with loans.
Maybe this will help. We use an email template on Outlook which is on loan officer desktops. The loan officer adds the customer's email address and Cc's their own email address. The cc to the DisclosureDept@abcbank.com and the Subject line automatically populate. The E-Sign Consent Agreement is also automatically attached. The instructions for the "Code" is the first thing the customer reads when they open the agreement (reply with D.O.B). When the customer reply's all with the proper code, the disclosure department emails the Loan Estimate, if the reply is not received by the next day, the disclosure department puts the loan estimate in the mail.
To: _______________
Cc: DisclosureDept@abcbank.com; __________
Subject: ABCbank - E-Sign Agreement
Attached: E-Sign AGREEMENT TO RECEIVE LOAN DOCUMENTS BY ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
You should print or otherwise retain a copy of the disclosures provided to you.
To receive your loan documents by electronic communication, you must open the attachment and “REPLY ALL” with the code found in the agreement.
You must respond to this e-mail within 24 hours of receiving it. If you do not respond with your “Code” within 24 hours, your disclosures will be placed in the U.S. mail.
Maybe not ideal, but it works. We hope to purchase a new LOS with a customer portal fairly soon; once we have that, delivery of disclosures will be much easier.