Origence Partners With Docutech to Optimize the Lending Process

Feb 11, 2020

Docutech has announced an agreement to integrate with Origence, a provider of lending technology and solutions to the financial services industry. Integration of the Origence mortgage lending platform with Docutech’s ConformX and Solex platforms will allow lenders to generate dynamic loan documents and enable those documents for eDelivery, eSignature, and eClosing capabilities thereby improving the borrower experience and optimizing the lending process.

The Origence lending platform combines powerful point-of-sale and loan origination system tools that accelerate a lender’s loan production to reduce process cycle time, while reducing costs. The Origence platform may reduce loan cycle time by upwards of 10 days, increase lender productivity and decrease costs per loan. Through the integration with Docutech, the streamlined workflow for generating, distributing and signing loan documents and disclosures will help lenders continue to reduce costs per loan while expediting the mortgage process.

“Origence stands apart from other LOS and POS platforms in the market today, laser-focused on delivering a digital platform that improves both the lender’s and borrower’s experience, and powers lenders’ business for years to come,” said Roger Hull, president and chief product officer of Origence. “Integrating with Docutech’s ConformX dynamic document generation and Solex digital mortgage platforms is a strategic alignment to provide the optimal experience for lenders and their customers.”

Amy Brandt, president and CEO of Docutech, said: “Origence’s ability to digitize everything from document processing, compliance checks and being more paired with Docutech’s industry-leading doc gen, eSignature and eClosing technology creates a unique and compelling solution for loan origination. With lenders competing to offer a true digital mortgage to their customers, this integration brings the industry one step closer to delivering an amazing customer experience.”

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