IntelliFlo adds mortgage system to Intelligent Office

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IntelliFlo has unveiled a new mortgage solution within its Intelligent Office system.

It claims that this new functionality, designed specifically for mortgage professionals, offers an end-to-end system that allows users to manage their business in its entirety and is suitable for all sizes of mortgage operations including networks, large practices or sole traders.

In addition, the integration with the main Mortgage and Protection sourcing systems negates the need to re-key information between different providers, it says.

IntelliFlo has also announced the expansion of its mortgage sourcing capabilities with the introduction of Mortgage Brain. Users will now be able to generate quotes through Mortgage Brain and store these and relevant documents within Intelligent Office.

Nick Eatock, IntelliFlo’s CEO, said: “This new offering to mortgage professionals is the culmination of months of hard work and significant research and system investment. As always within the Intelligent Office suite

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