Supreme Lending Partners With Cloudvirga to Enhance the Digital Experience

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Oct 28, 2019

Cloudvirga has announced that Supreme Lending will provide Cloudvirga’s technology to its loan officers and consumers to power the digital mortgage process.

Cloudvirga’s software, the Cloudvirga Digital Mortgage Platform, increases transparency, reduces the time it takes to process and close a loan with a streamlined mortgage experience, and radically cuts overall loan manufacturing costs. Supreme Lending originators can leverage the Cloudvirga Digital Mortgage Platform to improve the digital mortgage application lifecycle by automating lending workflow–from initial application to data collection and validation to automating workflow and more.

“It is Supreme’s opinion, with all the antiquated procedures in the mortgage process, that by digitizing the user experience, we can have a much more streamlined process,” said Scott Everett, president of Supreme Lending. “Our partnership with Cloudvirga will allow us to be focused and ready when the busy buying season is upon us. As a lender that is consistently above 85 percent purchase volume, a tool like Cloudvirga’s Digital Mortgage Platform will enrich the consumer, loan originator, and Realtor experience tremendously.”

Daniel Sogorka, chief executive officer at Cloudvirga, said: “Our partnership guarantees that Supreme Lending’s loan officers can offer their borrowers the industry’s best digital mortgage experience, streamlining the application process, cutting costs, and improving the originator’s experience while shortening the time to close. Supreme Lending is a visionary and innovative lender, and we are beyond excited to partner with them.”

Cloudvirga has been busy partnering with the industry's top lenders in streamlining the mortgage process after recent parternships formed with Envoy Mortgage and Sun West Mortgage.

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Oct 28, 2019

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