Smartr365 has announced a new integration with Iress Lender Connect in a move that will connect TSB, Aldermore, Leeds Building Society and Accord Mortgages.
FactFind data collected from Smartr365’s client-facing portal can now be used through the advice process and shared directly with the four lenders for mortgage applications, eliminating the need to rekey data.
The latest addition builds on Smartr365 and Iress’ existing relationship and enhances the platform’s offering to users by providing intuitive support to brokers.
Smartr365 CEO, Conor Murphy, commented: “The new integration will bring significant benefits to a broker’s day to day life, reducing admin and helping brokers focus on tasks which deliver value, as part of our end-to-end offering for our users. We look forward to working with Iress more in the future and continuing our work to transform the mortgage process.”
Iress executive general manager of product, Andrew Simon, added: “We’re delighted that Smartr365’s integration with Lender Connect is now live. The broker journey has been vastly simplified and users now have access to some of the country’s largest lenders.
“We’re committed to ensuring that Lender Connect remains open and inclusive and simplifies the mortgage journey both for customers and advisers.”
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