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GCC Servicing Systems Launches Professional Services

Oct 25, 2010

GCC Servicing Systems, a provider of mortgage servicing technology and solutions, has announced that it has expanded to offer professional services to mortgage bankers and servicers who are not using its G/SERV platform. This expansion enables mortgage lending institutions that are using a system other than the G/SERV servicing platform to leverage the individual tools within it. GCC has responded to the current economic environment by offering portions of its platform to complement an institution’s existing technology. As part of the effort, GCC is now offering its Final Docs and Collateral Tracking products as standalone modules.  GCC’s Final Docs is a system of business rules that ensures all proper mortgage documentation is in place and in order. Collateral Tracking is a detailed inventory management system used for managing collateral loan files. With the automation of these areas of the business, institutions are able to focus more time on growing production. “Over the years, GCC has been asked to offer modules from our G/SERV servicing system on a stand-alone basis,” said Glenn Liebowitz, president of GCC. “As a flexible provider, we are able to listen to the needs of our clients and respond with a fitting solution. We are now able to leverage our existing modules and expertise in the industry to assist mortgage bankers and servicers, even if they are not using the G/SERV system. This should be especially helpful for mortgage bankers who are also their own custodians and for banks who offer document custodial services.” GCC’s G/SERV is a comprehensive platform that automates all functions of loan servicing, including loan set-up, cash management, escrow and insurance administration, investor reporting and accounting, default management and federal and state reporting. For more information, visit www.GCCServicing.com.
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