OpenClose Adds AFR’s Flood Services to Its LOS

Dec 14, 2017

OpenClose has partnered with AFR Services (AFR) to enable customers to access the company’s complete suite of flood services. Using the interface makes it quick and easy to order AFR’s various flood services directly from within OpenClose’s LenderAssist LOS.

By way of this seamless integration, all data needed to obtain flood certificates is auto populated from AFR into LenderAssist. This eliminates the need to leave the application, place orders on AFR’s Web site and then re-key information back into the loan file. As a result, time is saved, errors are reduced, accuracy is enhanced and the overall ordering process becomes more efficient.

“AFR has a strong reputation for accuracy and personal service so we are pleased that our partnership will make the process of ordering their flood services simple and easy for our customers,” said JP Kelly, President of OpenClose. “Our interface with them keeps the details, documentation and flood certificate completely within LenderAssist, centralizing moving parts and ensuring compliance.”

LenderAssist is an end-to-end LOS that is completely Web-based and automates all business channels and workflows from a single lending automation platform. System implementations are configured to flex with lenders’ unique business process, which is managed by OpenClose along with post implementation maintenance and ongoing customer support.

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