ValueLink Integrates With Accurate Group

Aug 18, 2020

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ValueLink Software, a valuation technology provider, partnered with Accurate Group, a provider of appraisal, title data, analytics and digital closing solutions, to deliver Accurate Group’s desktop and hybrid products, including their ValueNet suite, to its customers.

Through this integration, both ValueLink and Accurate Group hope to create a seamless experience for their customers enabling them to deliver reliable, fast, and cost-effective valuations while helping lenders mitigate risks.

“Lenders and AMCs are increasingly looking at technology to facilitate speed and have the best products available to assist with lending decisions.” Farrukh Omar, chief operations officer at ValueLink Software, said. “ValueLink Software’s partnership with Accurate Group will make a wide spectrum of valuation solutions available to our clients that will help them take advantage of options other than traditional appraisals.”

The companies said in an announcement, given the expertise ValueLink Software brings from the mortgage industry and Accurate Group’s proficiency in title data and analytics, the alliance also unlocks the potential for ValueLink to expand its set of offerings to its clients and for Accurate Group, greater flexibility, and configurability for its clients.

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Keith Griffin

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Keith Griffin is a senior editor at NMP.

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