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MortgageDashboard Launches Version Five of Its Flagship Product

Sep 17, 2013

MortgageDashboard has released the fifth version of their flagship mortgage software. Version five introduces a brand new user experience that gives order to complexity for lenders originating loans. Functionality begins with design. Version five’s interface now incorporates the full-width of the user screen, using an interface that simplifies graphs, lead pipelines and forms by spacing out each item comfortably using a "display density”  allows users to process more information at one time while exerting less effort. “We have spent the summer re-imagining how users should experience loan origination software,” said MortgageDashboard CTO Jorge Sauri. “We believe this new interface is conducive to better functionality and a more streamlined workflow. With what we’ve been able to achieve together, we see version five as a new beginning for loan origination software.” Version five also features an impressive color scheme that draws attention to more popular icons, while offering simplistic clarity everywhere else. Incorporating concepts from color psychology, loan officers can now spend less time navigating through bulky loan applications and lead pipelines. The resulting user experience donates the ability to navigate detailed information easily.
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