Tag Archives: LOS

While replacing a legacy LOS system requires time and investment, the tradeoff benefits from a modern system are numerous. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the May issue of MReport, out now.

Digital POS systems make the loan officer’s job faster and the homeowner’s experience better. Learn what implementing a POS can do for your origination team. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the May issue of MReport, out now.

New technology allows for processing rates that exceed human capability in daily data analyses. Editor's Note: This article was featured in the May issue of MReport, out now.

The new digital platform streamlines mortgage operations and elevates member service levels.

From new appointments and digital platforms to rebranding initiatives, get the latest on the housing and mortgage industry in this weekly update.

Florida-based OpenClose, a multi-channel loan origination system (LOS) and mortgage fintech provider, has announced the appointment of long-time industry veteran Tom Rice as VP, Enterprise Account Executive. Rice ...

Fintech company, FormFree, announced the availability of its AccountChek automated asset verification service within LendingQB’s web-based loan origination software (LOS). The integration enables lenders to order AccountChek Asset ...

The integration of Global DMS’ Valuation Management Platform with Black Knight’s LoanSphere Exchange Technology will help lenders to easily access valuation management solutions directly from their LOS.

Loan Origination System’s store an enormous amount of data and many lenders think it’s foolproof. However, that may not be the case.

A white paper released on Thursday claims the emergence of the Loan Originations System (LOS) as a stand-alone product has led to “technology sprawl,” wherein mortgage tech platforms are disparate, disconnected, and overall less effective. According to the paper, titled “Reducing the Sprawl in Mortgage Lending,” the mortgage industry is plagued by disconnected technology that slows the process down—and cuts into the bottom line. Lenders should move toward a singular, more comprehensive LOS that can handle the mortgage process from cradle to grave, the paper reports.