Roostify Announces Bidirectional Integration With Ellie Mae’s Encompass

Oct 09, 2018

Roostify has announced that its platform now offers a bi-directional integration with Ellie Mae’s Encompass digital mortgage lending platform. The seamless integration allows lenders to easily pass information between the two systems, driving quality and efficiency in the loan origination process.

“The enhanced integration between the Roostify platform and the Encompass digital mortgage solution makes it easier than ever for lenders to move loans forward faster with fewer manual touches, reducing operating costs and further improving the consumer experience,” said Sandeep Aji, Vice President of Products for Roostify.

With the enhanced integration, lenders who use Roostify with Encompass will find their workflows significantly streamlined. Applications created in Roostify will now automatically appear in Encompass, and uploaded documentation such as bank statements will be accessible in both systems. Consumers will also be able to review and sign Encompass-generated documents in Roostify, giving them a consistent, unified experience throughout their loan transaction.

“We are pleased to partner with Ellie Mae on this enhanced integration that will further accelerate the home loan process,” said Mark McLaughlin, Senior Vice President of Business Development for Roostify. “We believe our customers will benefit significantly from this industry-leading integration that will improve the loan process for consumers and lenders alike.”

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