Calyx Software has announced the release of Point and PointCentral 7.3. Point combines the latest technology with the functionality that mortgage professionals require for loan marketing, prequalification, origination, and processing. PointCentral’s server platform unites Point with business rules, remote access, and consolidated data storage. Version 7.3 simplifies compliance for users with intuitive fees worksheets and synchronization of important data and includes support for users utilizing terminal services.
Point 7.3 offers updated compliance requirements including improved Good Faith Estimate (GFE) and Truth-in-Lending (TIL) screens along with a new HUD-1 screen and form. The GFE Provider List has been enhanced to print either with or without fees shown. Point 7.3 also allows users to copy fees from either the Fees Worksheet or the Fees & Impounds screen into initial or final disclosure forms, either as a group or individually. This feature gives Point users greater flexibility in a more functional, yet easier, disclosure process. Point has also been improved to facilitate document management throughout the loan process with document stacking and packaging capabilities.
The enhancements to the server-based PointCentral 7.3 are also dedicated to compliance and flexibility. With 14 pre-built and customizable compliance rules, PointCentral gives users the ability to implement compliance policies that best suit their company procedures. A new action-based rule for printing allows administrators to control printing by user or user group.
“7.3 was developed out of a need to make compliance easier for our users with the functionality they need to manage their business processes” said Doug Chang, president of Calyx Software. “As regulations grow more numerous and complicated, we listen to our users and respond as quickly as possible with products that make a positive difference for them.”
Point and PointCentral 7.3 are being deployed electronically via MyCalyx.com.
For more information, visit www.calyxsoftware.com.
