Mortgage Cadence Offers Free Software For Remote Team Collaboration

May 27, 2020

Mortgage Cadence, an Accenture company, has announced that its Collaboration Center software will be free to mortgage lenders for a limited time, due to the increasing numbers of employees working remotely due to COVID-19.

“The coronavirus is changing the way financial institutions operate and many of our clients are managing completely remote teams for the first time,” said Dan Green, executive vice president of services for Mortgage Cadence. “Through Collaboration Center, we’re able to help them pull distributed teams together and focus on getting their borrowers to the closing table as quickly and safely as possible.”

Collaboration Center is a collaboration tool that is integrated within Mortgage Cadence’s Loan Origination Systems that connects mortgage lenders, title and settlement agents, real estate professionals and others working in the mortgage lending industry. It allows teams to automate processes, deliver documents, exchange data, upload video files from remote notarizations, and securely communicate in real-time—all from within the loan.

To qualify for the free 90-day offer, lenders must sign up by July 31 and implement the software by Dec. 31, 2020.

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