Smartr365 has announced the upcoming integration of Legal & General Mortgage Club’s digital mortgage criteria searching tool, SmartrCriteria.
The tool will be available to all brokers using the Smartr365 platform and provides brokers with 394,000 criteria outcomes from over 95 lenders to help determine the best possible outcome for borrowers.
The 24/7 system is continually updated through work with lenders and enables brokers to gauge whether a lender would consider their customer’s case at any given time. Brokers will also have access to the Club’s Mortgage Support Services via phone and live chat function.
Smartr365 CEO Conor Murphy said: “Helping borrowers find the right lender is a key part of the mortgage advice process. Our latest integration of SmartrCriteria will make this simpler and easier for advisers to do on our platform. We hope this will remove even more friction in the mortgage process, allowing advisers to source products at the click of a button.”
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