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The Mortgage Collaborative Adds Maxwell as Digital Mortgage Preferred Partner

Aug 27, 2018
The Mortgage Collaborative (TMC) has announced the addition of Kate deKay and Allison Johnston to its board of directors

The Mortgage Collaborative has selected Maxwell as a Preferred Partner to deliver its point-of-sale digital mortgage technology to its members. Maxwell will offer TMC members its platform to streamline their mortgage lending process and provide a relationship-driven digital mortgage experience for their teams.
The Mortgage Collaborative has selected Maxwell as a Preferred Partner to deliver its point-of-sale digital mortgage technology to its members
 
“With the demands on point-of-sale systems becoming increasingly complex, our members want technology that is capable of improving the experience while also generating meaningful bottom-line improvements,” said Rich Swerbinsky, Chief Operating Officer of The Mortgage Collaborative. “Maxwell is a great example of putting the best technology in the hands of our members and their teams to empower them to adapt their businesses in this macroeconomic environment.”
 
The Mortgage Collaborative selected Maxwell as a preferred technology partner after conducting a comprehensive evaluation of its business and technology and soliciting feedback from its members already on the platform. The partnership provides discounts for TMC members as well as access to Maxwell’s Customer Council, which ensures a strong feedback loop with its product and engineering teams.
 
Maxwell’s platform powers mortgage lenders with a modern digital workspace that digitizes and automates key aspects of the homebuying experience, integrating with thousands of financial institutions and leading mortgage technology providers to streamline the lending process and offer a hassle-free experience for homebuyers and real estate agents. In addition to workflow and an improved experience, TMC members will be able to use the platform’s data capabilities and API to continue to optimize their businesses and maximize their revenue.
 
“Just as lenders consider their front-line Loan Officers interacting with borrowers, we consider the person using our technology when we design our products,” said Maxwell Chief Executive Officer John Paasonen. “By putting the best of what digital mortgage technology has to offer into the hands of front-line teams and their operations staff, we are supporting their volume growth while also helping lenders to provide an excellent homebuyer and referral agent experience.”


 
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