Maxwell Announces Partnership With LendingQB

Jun 22, 2017

Maxwell, a provider of digital mortgage automation software for small and mid-sized lenders, has announced its integration with LendingQB to make it easier for lenders and borrowers to collaborate effortlessly through the mortgage process.

LendingQB’s open-architecture application program interface (API) enables lenders to select the tools that best help their efficiency. LendingQB was cited in the STRATMOR Group’s December 2016 Technology Insights report as achieving an end user effectiveness rating of 93 percent, top marks amongst major LOS providers.

“In this age of platform interoperability, LendingQB gets it—an open origination platform that empowers its users to optimize the experience for speed, security and delight,” said John Paasonen, CEO of Maxwell. “We’re thrilled to integrate with a likeminded partner as a showcase to Maxwell’s API that gives flexibility back to the customer.”

The integration with LendingQB will enable Maxwell clients to seamlessly sync borrower data with the loan origination system, trigger automated notifications to borrowers and real estate agents, and securely exchange documents and information.

“The ability to provide innovative technology such as an open architecture API offers lenders an added value as their organizations continue to grow and evolve,” said Tim Nguyen, President of LendingQB. “This partnership with Maxwell affirms our commitment to streamlining our clients’ access to products and services that power their business. Innovation is accelerating in this industry and lenders benefit when they can utilize best-of-breed solutions to streamline the mortgage process.”

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