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New LOS Upgrade Allows for Immediate Compliance Adoption to Investor and GSE Guidelines

Jul 29, 2011

SaM Solutions US, the developer of Engage, a mortgage loan origination and processing system, has released its enhanced business rules engine that allows users to compare and validate data points at any stage of the loan origination process. “This upgrade allows lenders to create dozens of different internal rules and quickly adopt any guidelines from investors or the government-sponsored enterprises with a few clicks of a mouse without cost and without programming of any kind,” said Aaron Cope, head of operations at SaM Solutions US. “Moreover, this upgrade allows lenders to quickly implement fixes to problems found in internal or external quality control, and to do so in an automated fashion.” The platform lets lenders extend the business rules engine to satisfy their internal processes or address gaps in the information that the borrower has provided that need to be cleaned up. “You don't have to wait for system administration or for a new build to come out because it's a straightforward process to incorporate rules into the existing web-based architecture and application work flow,” said Cope. “Our aim was to ensure that clients have a powerful tool that they can use to create rules and to provide a dynamic, intuitive quality control feature." The business rules engine module is included and delivered to every client. “All of our clients have access to the entire platform without an addional expense. We provide a cutting-edge software that none of our competitors can match for one low price per loan to all clients and not just premium clients," said Cope. "That’s a rare combination—a low price and a the most sophisticated, intuitive technology in the mortgage market, and lenders are taking notice.”
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