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CoreLogic Integrates Its Credit Services With LendingQB

Feb 24, 2016
CoreLogic has announced that the CoreLogic Credco Instant Merge credit report is now available on LendingQB

CoreLogic has announced that the CoreLogic Credco Instant Merge credit report is now available on LendingQB, a provider of 100 percent browser-based, end-to-end loan origination software. The inclusion of Instant Merge credit reports joins the previously available Flood Determination services from CoreLogic in a series of planned product integrations on the LendingQB platform.

Available through more than 60 mortgage technology platforms, the Instant Merge credit report provides specific demographic information, current and historical tradeline details and public records and inquiries with additional features such as identity verification, multiple scoring options and detailed creditor contact information. Lenders can request an Instant Merge credit report and find all of the most up-to-date borrower information available from the three major credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion).

“Providing our clients with seamless integrations to our vendors is key to the Lean Lending Strategy,” said Binh Dang, president of LendingQB. LendingQB is a software system that consolidates all aspects of mortgage lending into a single, fully integrated platform. From loan origination to funding, LendingQB is an end-to-end system that leverages the power and cost-efficiency of web-based computing for a smoother, more efficient mortgage lending workflow.

“In the current lending environment, one thing we can all agree on is that more information can help both lenders and consumers make more informed decisions. With this integration, clients can now access credit data from CoreLogic through a top Web-based loan origination system,” said Steve Stein, senior vice president, Market and Client Strategy for CoreLogic. “We’re excited to add Instant Merge to LendingQB and to help ensure that even more lenders have access to as much decisioning data as possible.”

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