FinTech CRM platform 360 Dotnet has partnered with technology provider Mortgage Brain to simplify the mortgage submission process.
The partnership will offer 360 Lifecycle users with seamless access to Mortgage Brain’s new submissions platform.
360 Lifecycle users of over 6,000 individuals will benefit from a single unified login to complete, submit, and manage mortgage applications with numerous lenders using a versatile application.
The simplify process will require users to fill out only one dynamic form, eliminating the need to input information across different platforms.
Users will have access to a wide range of products and criteria from over 110 different lenders.
In 2023, 360 Lifecycle introduced a significant enhancement to the Mortgage Brain Mortgage Sourcing functionality. This upgrade has led to an enriched user experience and remarkable efficiency when sourcing mortgages.
Users can now navigate Mortgage Brain with greater ease and effectiveness, ensuring they find the most suitable mortgage options.
360 Dotnet chief executive Ozgur Unlu said: “Our top priority is to ensure our users can efficiently source and secure the best lending solutions for their clients. Our dedication to embracing digital technology is evident through our ongoing investment in 360 Lifecycle and our partnership with Mortgage Brain. This collaboration is the key to a new, simplified mortgage experience with a single unified login, a dynamic form, and access to over 110 lenders.”
Mortgage Brain director of sales and marketing Neil Wyatt added: “This partnership, and the subsequent integration of Submissions Brain with 360 Dotnet, will redefine the way tech providers can work together in harmony for the benefit of the wider broker community and their clients. This is the exciting future direction of mortgage distribution – tech providers are better when we work together, tackling some of the fragmentation that has crept in with the creation of multiple platforms, to achieve the ultimate goal of industry best practice for brokers.”
