Buckinghamshire BS goes live with new mortgage portal

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Buckinghamshire Building Society has announced the launch of its new online mortgage portal.

The platform offers a range of features designed to streamline the mortgage application process.

The mutual’s portal provides a user-friendly interface, designed to save the broker time and effort, while it allow them to submit DIPs directly for both residential and buy-to-let cases – for the first time.

It also allows brokers to track their applications with real-time updates and notifications.

Claire Askham, the Buckinghamshire’s head of mortgage sales, said: “This launch marks a significant milestone in our digital transformation journey, following the recent redesign of our intermediary website, along with the addition of a criteria search tool, events calendar and new affordability calculators.

“Our aim throughout this period of digital change has been to provide a more efficient and enjoyable experience for our broker partners. I believe this latest upgrade will significantly improve the broker journey, particularly with the additional functionality and enhanced case tracking features.

“We’re constantly exploring ways to improve our systems and processes here at Buckinghamshire Building Society and are looking forward to rolling out more features in the coming months.”

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