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LendingQB's LOS to be Utilized by 3Rivers Credit Union

Sep 07, 2012

Mortgage technology provider LendingQB has announced that 3Rivers Federal Credit Union, based in Fort Wayne, Ind., has selected its Web-based end-to-end loan origination system (LOS). The platform is being configured to streamline 3Rivers’ workflow and internal processes in all areas of its mortgage lending business, eliminating unnecessary manual touch points, improving communications, reducing cost per loan and ultimately enhancing member service levels. “We were previously using one of the better-known origination systems in the industry, but found that we needed a more advanced, scalable platform that could help us grow and make originating, underwriting, closing and servicing loans for our members a seamless process that required less staff intervention,” said Jeff Meyer, president and CEO of 3Rivers. “The level of automation we can achieve with LendingQB’s solution empowers our team to quickly and smoothly work with numerous applications, instantly underwrite those loans using their proprietary automated underwriting system (AUS) and keep our members constantly updated on their loan status. As we expand, our continued success in lending is all about maintaining the highest standards in member service; we expect LendingQB’s technology to be instrumental in accomplishing this.” LendingQB’s end-to-end LOS platform resides entirely in the Cloud and is delivered on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) basis to 3Rivers. As a result, the implementation is speedy, system maintenance costs become virtually nonexistent and software updates are instant and not disruptive to operations. The transparency of the platform’s ability to seamlessly configure and connect workflows delivers newfound visibility for 3Rivers’ team members and ease of communication between critical lending functions/areas. In addition, LendingQB will transform 3Rivers into a completely paperless organization with centralized reporting and key performance indicators (KPIs) for management’s oversight. Upfront disclosures, constant real-time compliance audits and closing documents are all included in LendingQB’s pay per closed loan pricing model. “As credit unions continue to capture market share in residential lending, they began to outgrow older LOSs that worked well for originating fewer loans, but with the recent spike in volume, an instant need was created for them to implement a sophisticated enterprise-class system that can grow and flex with their lending business,” said Binh Dang, president of LendingQB. “Our SaaS-based LOS will finely tune 3Rivers’ operations, facilitate visibility, reduce errors, speed up turn times and adhere to compliance regulations.”
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