Informative Research Announces Partnership With LendingQB

Jul 27, 2018

Informative Research has announced their complete integration with LendingQB’s Loan Origination System (LOS). Now, LendingQB users will have access to a host of IR’s products and be able to order them with ease.

“LendingQB is one of the most popular LOS platforms that mortgage lenders are using today,” said Scott Horn, Chief Operating Officer at Informative Research. “This has been a long time in the making and we’re excited to have our wide range of products, streamlined service, and unparalleled security available to even more lenders.”

With this new integration, users will be able to order multiple products including but not limited to Credit Supplements, 4506-Ts, PreClose Monitoring (UDM), Flood reports, and their popular SoftQual solution, which lets lenders pull a soft inquiry on an applicant’s credit report before pulling a hard inquiry so they can prequalify them and save time and money.

“Informative Research really took the reins when it came to integrating into our LOS,” said David Colwell, Vice President of LendingQB Strategy. “Our integrations team worked very closely with Informative Research to bring out the full potential of our OpenAPI’s to offer our customers a wider variety of enhanced products. Integrations like these are living proof of the value of maintaining powerful partnerships in the digital mortgage age.”

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