Mortgage application increase in latest MBA Weekly Survey

Jul 15, 2008

New mortgage service providers added to Calyx Software NetworkMortgagePress.comCalyx Software, Calyx Network, Point Calyx Software, one of the mortgage industrys leading providers of loan marketing, originating and processing software, has expanded the Calyx Network with a new network interface update. The July Calyx Network Interface update contains a new connection to five additional mortgage service providers. The Calyx Network allows users of Calyx Softwares Point loan origination software to connect directly with lenders and mortgage service providers, automating data exchange and streamlining the loan origination process. Updates are automatically installed into Calyx Point, and new providers are added to the application on a bi-monthly basis. The Calyx Network Interface update is automatically installed into Point versions 5.2 and higher when users open their software and connect to the Internet. The following mortgage service providers have joined The Calyx Network: Bundled services RealEC Technologies Product and pricing engine SearchMyLoan.com Inc. Title Reports Mortgage Connect LP Internet services LOAlert.com Credit reports Equifax Web Services For more information, visit www.calyxsoftware.com.

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