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Mortgage Pricing Systems announces pricing integration with Calyx Software

May 19, 2010

Mortgage Pricing Systems (MPS), developers of sophisticated pricing solutions for mortgage lenders, announced that LEAP!, MPS's flagship mortgage product and pricing system, has been integrated into Calyx Software's Point software. Calyx Software is a provider of loan marketing, originating and processing software. With this integration, MPS can provide instantaneous loan pricing to Point users. "The integration between Calyx Point and LEAP! is bidirectional, which means that information is shared between the two systems," said John Coppa, a managing partner at MPS. "Changes in Point affect the calculations in LEAP! and adjustments to qualifications in LEAP! modify the loan in Calyx. What's more, the LEAP! administrator has complete control over what data is returned to Point. We're the only system on the market that provides that level of configuration." By clicking a button within Calyx Point, the user is transported directly to the LEAP! interface. The user is provided with qualified loan products, rates, and prices as well as on-demand sorting and filtering. The rate and pricing information is automatically updated in Calyx Point. Together Calyx Point and LEAP! streamline your mortgage processing to efficiency and accuracy levels you have only dreamed possible. "Calyx is excited about the integration of MPS into the Calyx Network," said Dennis Boggs, Calyx Software's senior vice president of business development. "MPS's technology multiples our capabilities to provide Point users with more options." For more information, visit www.calyxsoftware.com or www.mtgpricing.com. 
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