One Mortgage System (OMS) has announced that it has been adopted by The Loan Partnership as its primary technology provider.
The latest integration will allow The Loan Partnership to offer extensive product sourcing without the need to rekey any data, as well as access to OMS’s CRM system and full workflow solution.
OMS, the seamless single-input enquiry to completion processing platform for brokers, suggested the partnership will extend its coverage across the specialist mortgage market and underlines “heightened demand” for cost-effective and time-saving technology enhancements from the intermediary community.
The announcement follows a string of enhancements to OMS which include the development of API integrations with Iress’ Lender Connect software, Knowledge Bank and iPipeline’s SolutionBuilder and AlphaTrust software.
OMS managing director, Neal Jannels, commented: “The Loan Partnership is a highly experienced player within the specialist mortgage market and when speaking with the management team they quickly understood the benefits OMS will bring to the business and the additional support it will offer to its extensive network of introducers and intermediary partners.
“This shared vision will form the basis of what we hope will be a long and fruitful partnership as their primary tech provider.”
The Loan Partnership is a master broker specialising in providing second charge mortgages and bridging finance.
“We evaluated many tech options and it was clear that OMS was the best fit for our business in terms of the quality of the solution and the expertise of the team behind it,” added The Loan Partnership operations manager, Joe Defries.
“The guys really understand the specialist mortgage market, and this really shines through in the fantastic system they have built. We can’t wait to integrate the OMS portal into our working practices and deliver a range of tech support for our introducers and their clients.”
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