Acre integrates with Iress Lender Connect

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End-to-end mortgage intermediary platform, Acre, has made its integration with Iress Lender Connect available to provide mortgage brokers with “free, full access” to lenders, such as TSB, Aldermore, Leeds and Accord.

The integration means that the case, client, and product are kept in sync, removing the risk of broker error and offering the only one-click Decision in Principle process on the market.

Justus Brown, CEO and founder of Acre, said: “Service is the key differentiator for brokers and the use of good technology is what drives this. We’re blending our groundbreaking tech with Iress’s long expertise and central market position to bring the future of mortgage technology to brokers.

“Acre provides a tightly integrated, easy to use process for brokers that eliminates re-keying, promotes good compliance and sources great deals. With us, brokers save valuable time and money and their clients can get into their homes quicker than ever before.”

Iress Lender Connect  uses API technology to connect directly with lenders. By automatically populating up to 90% of a Decision in Principle and 60% of a full mortgage application, Lender Connect cuts down on rekeying.

It is available to all Acre users now and is free of charge. As Lender Connect continues to expand the lenders they support, the integration will be extended to those lenders as well at no cost.

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