SLK Global's SmartProp Now Integrated With Black Knight’s Exchange Platform

Oct 22, 2019

SLK Global Solutions has announced that its property search solution, SmartProp, is now integrated with the Black Knight Exchange platform. The Exchange platform is Black Knight's vendor aggregation software that enables lenders and their service providers to connect and conduct business securely. Lenders using Exchange can now place and track orders for title searches using SmartProp, a Web-based property search platform for ownership and lien reports that provides complete visibility into their production system.

"This integration with the Black Knight Exchange platform will help us deliver a superior user experience for our clients. We are very excited to have this integration in place because it gives a whole new dynamic for getting title searches completed seamlessly through the SmartProp platform," said Timothy Moreland, senior vice president of business development for title insurance solutions at SLK Global Solutions.

SLK Global Solutions America President Alok Datta noted that this integration coupled with other enhancements to SmartProp will further strengthen the company's ability and commitment to deliver the best technology-enabled platform solutions for lenders and title agents.

"This makes SmartProp a more robust platform and gets closer to delivering the real business value we always envisioned," Datta said.

"Our customers can now not only track and place their title search orders real-time, but this integration also helps our lender clients reduce their overhead expenses by eliminating the need for manual intervention," said Shannon Cobb, executive vice president at SLK Global Solutions.

SLK Global Solutions recently added Anthony Galiano, a 25-year veteran of the industry, as VP of mortgage sales and business development.

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Oct 22, 2019

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