DocMagic Partners With LendingPad to Simplify eSigning

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Jun 28, 2019

DocMagic has completed an integration with cloud-based loan origination system (LOS) provider LendingPad from WEI Technology LLC, offering its document preparation services directly from within the LendingPad environment.

“DocMagic believes in establishing system-to-system connectivity to as many parties as possible in order to efficiently and expeditiously complete transactions and close loans on time,” said Steve Ribultan, director of business development at DocMagic. “Partnering with LOS providers like LendingPad is key to our goal of eliminating paper, ensuring compliance, and making the end user’s job as easy as possible.”

DocMagic’s Audit Engine automates data and document validation throughout key phases in the lending process with continuous compliance checks, providing accuracy at all times. Mutual customers will realize greater efficiency and compliance adherence due to this integration. It significantly reduces time and costs, ensures data integrity, and eliminates errors that can lead to non-compliance.

“We are pleased to partner with the industry-leading loan document preparation provider and look forward to a long-term relationship with DocMagic,” said Wes Yuan, managing director of WEI Technology. “With both of our platforms being completely SaaS and Cloud-based, there are a number of additional capabilities we can jointly leverage to make the life of the lender, originator and borrower much easier via digital lending.”

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