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Frontline Series: Countrywide, America's Wholesale Lender: The keys to Countrywide's success

Jun 08, 2006

SwiftView and Netupdate develop communications portalMortgagePress.comLoan origination software, SwiftView Inc., Netupdate Inc. SwiftView Inc. and Netupdate Inc. have partnered to enable borrowers to use SwiftView's SwiftSend InBound service to send documents to lenders electronically. A borrower who uses Netupdate's Originator Pro online point of sale system to apply for a loan and check loan status will now be able to securely fax or upload loan documentation directly into a SwiftSend eLoanFolder - an electronic repository for loan documents. SwiftView Inc. is a developer and marketer of electronic document management services and software based in Portland, Ore. For more information, call (800) 304-5941 or visit www.swiftview.com. Netupdate Inc. is a software development and services company for the lending industry based in Bellevue, Wash. For more information, call (800) 593-9492 or visit www.netupdate.com.
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