Built Integration Now Available Via Ellie Mae’s Encompass

Sep 21, 2017

Built, a provider of construction lending software, has announced that its collaboration and draw management platform is now available through Ellie Mae’s Encompass all-in-one mortgage management solution. The live integration allows Encompass users to efficiently manage construction loans from pre-closing through post-closing via Built’s construction lending automation software.

Using Built’s platform, lenders can collaborate with borrowers, builders, and draw inspectors, accelerating the draw process and reducing risk for all involved. The Built platform empowers lenders to manage construction and remodeling loans with more transparency and reduced administrative burden, while also delivering their clients a best-in-class digital experience.

“This integration makes it much easier for lenders to streamline construction loan administration,” said Chase Gilbert, President of Built. “Automatic draw management and online collaboration eliminates the need for delays, spreadsheets and paper files. We look forward to building a long-term relationship with Ellie Mae and helping our mutual clients succeed.”

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