Green Mortgages adopts Sikoia’s AI solution

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Sikoia has announced a new partnership with Green Mortgages, a mortgage and protection broker based in Chester.

The collaboration aims to simplify the mortgage process by greatly reducing the paperwork and administrative tasks involved.

Green Mortgages will use Sikoia’s AI-powered solution to automate the processing and verification of customer application documents.

Alexis Rog (pictured), founder and CEO of Sikoia, said: “We are thrilled to collaborate with Green Mortgages, a partner who shares our vision of using technology to improve the mortgage application process.

“Our Document Insights solution is designed to reduce the time-consuming tasks involved in handling documents, enabling quicker and more accurate processing. This partnership aims to deliver unmatched speed, efficiency, and reliability in the mortgage application process.”

Michael Kallaras, managing director of Green Mortgages, added: “We are delighted to partner with Sikoia to further enhance our operational capabilities and efficiency.

“Their advanced technology will significantly reduce our manual workload, boosting efficiency and enabling us to prioritise delivering exceptional service to our clients. We are excited to be on this journey with Sikoia and to realise the full potential of their tech offering within the mortgage industry.”

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