Tie-up will provide a time-saving solution to brokers and their customers
Valuation and automation solutions provider Hometrack and mortgage technology expert Mortgage Brain have partnered to provide a solution that streamlines and digitises one of the recognised pain points for brokers and their customers.
The new partnership allows Hometrack’s new Broker AVM to be embedded within Mortgage Brain’s Broker Platform and to be provided automatically to every single broker user, ensuring they and their customers experience a slicker mortgage application process.
Hometrack has devised a new AVM specific to and optimised for use by mortgage brokers, enabling a pre-application filter.
Read more: Hometrack launches broker AVM.
Also harnessing a range of property attributes from Hometrack’s vast data lake and ecosystem, the new proposition streamlines the interaction between brokers and customers, eliminating previously time-consuming processes between the two parties.
“We’re excited to partner with Hometrack to deliver this latest enhancement to our Sourcing Brain users at no additional cost. The speed and simplicity of Sourcing Brain, coupled with the accuracy of valuations through Hometrack’s Broker AVM, gives advisers a better chance of finding the perfect product first time around,” Neil Wyatt, sales and marketing director at Mortgage Brain, said.
“Brokers are a critical touchpoint in the mortgage application process for consumers, and embedding Broker AVM in Sourcing Brain as standard will help to ensure Hometrack’s market leading expertise is made available to them - increasing accuracy and driving efficiency across the board,” George Robbins, VP commercial at Hometrack, said.
“The partnership also supports our strategy to enable mortgages to be delivered in minutes, realising our vision for a digitised mortgage journey for each of the core stakeholders: lenders, brokers and consumers. This is just the start of a partnership built on innovation, and we look forward to growing together and delivering additive value in the future,” he added.
