DALLAS -- Sollen Technologies said its mortgage pricing engine will now integrate with widely used loan production platform from Harland Financial Solutions, helping lenders ensure the quality of loan originations.
The alliance between Dallas-based Sollen Technologies (www.sollen.com) and Harland will allow originators using the Interlinq E3 platform to find suitable mortgage products and prices for borrowers within seconds, the companies said.
The Sollen and Harland solutions exchange data over the Internet using XML and Web services technologies and the integration allows the Sollen product to determine eligible loan products and pricing and integrate it into the Interlinq E3 workflow, the companies said.
"The integration of Sollen's pricing engine and Interlinq E3 will help the mortgage industry improve productivity while mitigating risk," said A.O. Clemons, president of compliance and risk management solutions at Harland.
"Mortgage providers may now more fully automate and integrate service providers into their business processes, providing critical business process management, integration and connectivity across the mortgage supply chain," Clemons said.
Atlanta-based Harland Financial (www.harlandfinancialsolutions) provides a range of electronic data processing and other services to more than 7,000 financial institutions.
--mrapport@sc.rr.com
The alliance between Dallas-based Sollen Technologies (www.sollen.com) and Harland will allow originators using the Interlinq E3 platform to find suitable mortgage products and prices for borrowers within seconds, the companies said.
The Sollen and Harland solutions exchange data over the Internet using XML and Web services technologies and the integration allows the Sollen product to determine eligible loan products and pricing and integrate it into the Interlinq E3 workflow, the companies said.
"The integration of Sollen's pricing engine and Interlinq E3 will help the mortgage industry improve productivity while mitigating risk," said A.O. Clemons, president of compliance and risk management solutions at Harland.
"Mortgage providers may now more fully automate and integrate service providers into their business processes, providing critical business process management, integration and connectivity across the mortgage supply chain," Clemons said.
Atlanta-based Harland Financial (www.harlandfinancialsolutions) provides a range of electronic data processing and other services to more than 7,000 financial institutions.
--mrapport@sc.rr.com
