SimpleNexus Announces New Disclosure Solution

Mar 28, 2019

SimpleNexus has announced the release of their new disclosure solution that will provide SimpleNexus' 200-plus clients and 20,000 LOs using the platform’s Mobile Originator tools access to their loan pipeline, the ability to sign disclosures, order credit, view appraisals and send pre-approval letters from their mobile device–all while syncing in real-time with their LOS. This solution helps improve the disclosure experience without disrupting current disclosure processes.

“The term ‘digital mortgage’ is used extensively in the industry to describe any number of new technologies transforming the loan process. Technology solutions are addressing the way loan officers work, delivering new efficiencies, compliance, and profitability. But noticeably absent up until this point has been a reliable solution to manage the disclosure process,” said Matt Hansen, SimpleNexus chief executive officer.

SimpleNexus has created a whole new disclosure solution to improve the borrower, loan officer, and underwriter experience at the critical loan estimate and closing disclosure stages via notifications, seamless E-consent and mobile signing, On-the-Go Execution for loan officers, and Disclosure Tracking.

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