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LendingQB and IDS Announce Tech Partnership

Sep 17, 2013

LendingQB and International Document Services Inc. (IDS) have announced the development of a joint interface designed to create a fluid integration between the LendingQB LOS and idsDoc. The LendingQB interface with idsDoc is a flexible and all-encompassing interface to ensure LendingQB users need never leave the LendingQB system to generate zero-default initial disclosures and closing documents through IDS. “The LOS partnerships we develop are some of the most important to our business and what keeps our technology relevant in an always changing industry,” said IDS Executive Vice President Mark Mackey. “The kind of ‘lights out’ interface we’ve developed with LendingQB is the future of LOS-doc prep integration.” With renewed focus on data integrity from regulatory agencies, such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), true seamless system integrations safeguard the transfer of data between systems, saving lenders the cost of regulatory penalties resulting from data inconsistencies. “Now more than ever it is business-critical that lenders remain in compliance within every single facet of their business, and compliant document preparation is certainly an area of concern,” said Binh Dang, president of LendingQB. “The development of a completely seamless integration between our LOS and idsDoc ensures that the data used in disclosures and documents are completely accurate and compliant for our mutual clients.”
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