Voice2Form supports web integration

Aug 23, 2005

Voice2Form supports web integrationMortgagePress.comVoice2Form LLC, voice and speech recognition Voice2Form LLC has announced commercial Web site integration support using Voice2Form technology, an application system that collects an applicant's voice entries from any phone, converts the answers to text, and enters the information into any company database. Customers can "phone in" their information, and the company can then make the information available to their customers via a secure log on and password for review, update, modification and submission for processing on the Web. Web site support is available for all applications from Voice2Form, including the company's Voice and Speech Recognition Mortgage Application. Voice2Form's Voice and Speech Mortgage Application works with any Fannie Mae compliant loan origination software system to create a 1003 for exporting into Desktop Underwriter/Loan Prospector and other underwriting formats. Based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Voice2Form LLC provides voice recognition technology. For more information, call (877) 269-3676 or visit www.voice2form.com.

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