Polly Announces Integration With Blend

Oct 28, 2021

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Polly, an SaaS solutions provider for the mortgage industry, announced an integration partnership with Blend, in hopes to drive efficiencies in the loan origination process.

The integration pairs Polly's Pricing Engine with the Blend POS, via the application programming interface. The pairing was done to help loan officers capture necessary financial data to determine mortgage pricing and terms in a more efficient manner, according to a press release.

Mortgage lenders typically collected and verified loan application data through manual processes, prior to digital solutions from Blend and other companies alike. Blend is looking to support consumers even further into the application process and according to the company, having digital solutions like Polly available will allow loan teams to process loans even faster by replacing manual processes to determine loan pricing and product eligibility with a digital solution.

“Our software shaves nearly 80% of manual lock desk workflows for a typical mortgage originator,” said Polly founder and CEO Adam Carmel.

“The integration of Polly and Blend creates a complementary solution benefiting mortgage bankers and consumers alike,” said Jeff Braddock, head of Business Development at Blend.

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Navi Persaud is Director of Events at NMP.

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Oct 28, 2021

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