Maxwell Announces Integration With Ellie Mae’s Encompass

May 02, 2019

Maxwell has announced that their platform is now integrated with and available through Encompass by Ellie Mae. The integration will allow lenders to connect Maxwell’s solution directly with Encompass to drive quality and efficiency in the loan origination process.

“Lending teams spend a lot of time jumping between different platforms to move a loan from application to clear-to-close,” said Lindsay Hunt, Head of Products at Maxwell. “Maxwell has always prioritized the human element in our software–it’s what we stand for. We built our integration with Ellie Mae’s Digital Mortgage Solution to solve this and design a best-in-class experience that seamlessly links both platforms for the user.”

The integration between Encompass and Maxwell will enable lenders to send loan applications, synchronize borrower documents and trigger status notifications to borrowers and real estate agents without ever leaving Maxwell.

“Data integrity is the foundation for the digital transformation we are witnessing today in the mortgage industry,” said Maxwell Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder John Paasonen. “In order to seamlessly connect the dots, Ellie Mae and Maxwell collaborated to unite Ellie Mae’s system-of-record with Maxwell’s breakthrough point-of-sale platform, allowing our mutual customers to deliver a leading experience to their borrowers and team members alike. We are excited for a long, successful collaboration with Ellie Mae.”

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