Halifax Intermediaries added to Twenty7Tec’s APPLY module

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Twenty7Tec has announced that Halifax Intermediaries has been added to its APPLY module.

Following a successful trial, it is now available to all users of the CloudTwenty7 platform to enable them to submit decision in principle applications to Halifax without the need for re-keying.

The APPLY integration with Halifax supports decision in principle requests for residential applications, as well as broker authentication, decisioning and case tracking. Further, if the decision in principle is accepted, the adviser is able to pick up the case in the Halifax portal and complete the full mortgage application.

James Tucker, CEO of Twenty7Tec, said: “We are excited to be able to now extend our APPLY integration with Halifax Intermediaries to all users of our CloudTwenty7 platform. Our pilot phase saw well over 1,000 applications submitted to Halifax Intermediaries via APPLY, and we expect that number to grow exponentially over the coming weeks and months.

“The feedback that we have received from advisers during this pilot phase, both in terms of time saved and efficiency of process, has been exceptional. I have no doubt that all our users will benefit greatly from our partnership with Halifax Intermediaries.”

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