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OpenClose Adds Staffers During Record Year

Oct 14, 2014

OpenClose has announced that it is adding technical staff to effectively manage a growing demand for its browser-based LOS platform, LenderAssist, and accompanying solutions. OpenClose is reporting its best revenue growth year in company history.

“We're seeing a significant uptick in LOS deal flow, and as such, proactive measures are being taken in order to have adequate resources on hand to implement and support the on-boarding of new clients," said JP Kelly, president of OpenClose. "Our sales team recently signed a number of different lenders, which includes several marquee clients. We treat our customer base as long-term partners and always strive to provide excellence in service; the new hires will help us to continually deliver on that promise."

Part of OpenClose's rapid growth is the result of its recent development of a correspondent lending module, which is being used to help launch new correspondent channels or grow existing correspondent businesses. The module can work as a standalone, turnkey solution or in conjunction with the LenderAssist LOS. In addition, OpenClose’s wholesale lending solution has also generated significant revenue.

"The correspondent and wholesale components of our technology offering have been wildly successful and a major driver of OpenClose's growth over the past year," said Kelly. "We want to make sure that we are well-staffed and have a solid infrastructure in place to effectively support clients. Our plan is to keep adding personnel in an effort to manage company growth at a healthy, controlled rate."

Also key to OpenClose’s growth is its end-to-end lending solution that automates the retail, wholesale and correspondent business channels. OpenClose’s LenderAssist LOS platform is in use by medium and large size lenders, banks and credit unions.

“We’ve found that in a down market lenders have more time to evaluate and implement new LOS platforms,” said Jason Regalbuto, CEO and CTO of OpenClose. “Lenders are attracted to our LenderAssist LOS because it is highly configurable, flexible, scalable, feature rich, easy to implement and cost effective.  Our competitors fall short in most of these areas, which is serving us very well.”

The addition of staff will largely focus on software development, solution implementation and technical support. OpenClose has offices in West Palm Beach, Fla. and Seattle, Wash. The company says most new hires will reside out of its corporate office in Florida.

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