Twenty7Tec has completed an APPLY integration with Accord, enabling users of CloudTwenty7 to submit applications to Accord without the need for re-keying.
For this integration, Twenty7Tec has integrated with IRESS Lender Connect software, which Accord is using to support transfer of data into their intermediary portal.
Users of CloudTwenty7 will be able to complete an Accord decision in principle (DIP) application in the CloudTwenty7 platform, reusing customer data already captured, before passing the data to the Accord portal and submitting to the lender.
The integration with Accord is now in pilot with Mortgage Advice Bureau and Connells Group, with a wider roll-out planned to all CloudTwenty7 users in the second quarter of 2021.
Twenty7Tec pilots APPLY with Accord
By Gary Adams 11
Twenty7Tec is now piloting its APPLY module with Accord Mortgages.
The technology links with IRESS Lender Connect to transfer data into the Accord intermediary portal, allowing CloudTwenty7 users to submit applications to Accord with no re-keying of data.
Twenty7Tec says that it is also currently piloting APPLY with Mortgage Advice Bureau and Connells Group. It is eyeing the second quarter of 2021 for full expansion.
Accord Mortgages managing director Jeremy Duncombe says: “We’re really pleased to be integrating this technology with Twenty7Tec as we continue our digital journey to make it easier for brokers to do business with us.
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First-time buyer interest ratchets in April: Twenty7Tec
By Gary Adams 6
th May 2021 10:47 am
First-time buyer searches made up nearly a quarter of total searches in April, shows data from Twenty7Tec.
The firm’s April report shows that FTBs made up 22.51% of searches on its system, up from 20.83% in March, which itself was up from 19.69% in February.
It adds that 12 of the 12 busiest days recorded for ESIS document for 95%+ LTV products came in April this year.
And while the volume of searches dropped in every LTV range in April, points out Twenty7Tec head of intermediary Nikki Cooke, it increased in the 95%+ LTV, “which has come from nowhere to overtake the 60% LTV to 65% LTV and 65% LTV to 70% LTV ranges for volume.