The partnership will provide 360 Lifecycle users access to Mortgage Brain's new submissions platform
Fintech CRM platform 360 Dotnet has announced a collaboration with technology provider Mortgage Brain, with the aim to transform the user experience of 360 Lifecycle.
The partnership will provide 360 Lifecycle users access to Mortgage Brain’s new submissions platform along with existing integrations like Sourcing Brain, Criteria Brain, and Affordability Brain.
These users also stand to benefit from the latest development from Mortgage Brain’s technology, Submissions Brain, enabling them to complete, submit, and manage mortgage applications with multiple lenders using a single unified login, the company explained.
By streamlining the process, users will only need to fill out one form, eliminating the need for redundant data entry across different platforms, it was said. In addition, users will gain access to a wide array of products and criteria from over 110 different lenders.
“Our top priority is to ensure our users can efficiently source and secure the best lending solutions for their clients,” said Ozgur Unlu (pictured left), chief executive at 360 Dotnet. “Our dedication to embracing digital technology is evident through our ongoing investment in 360 Lifecycle and our partnership with Mortgage Brain.
“This collaboration is the key to a new, simplified mortgage experience with a single unified login, a dynamic form, and access to over 110 lenders. We look forward to the exciting possibilities this holds for our users.”
Neil Wyatt (pictured right), director of sales and marketing at Mortgage Brain, affirmed their commitment to ensuring intermediaries have access to technology that is designed to benefit the whole market.
“This partnership, and the subsequent integration of Submissions Brain with 360 Dotnet, will redefine the way tech providers can work together in harmony for the benefit of the wider broker community and their clients,” Wyatt said.
“This is the exciting future direction of mortgage distribution – tech providers are better when we work together, tackling some of the fragmentation that has crept in with the creation of multiple platforms, to achieve the ultimate goal of industry best practice for brokers.”
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