L&G ARs get access to OLP Connect

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Legal & General is now giving advisers in its mortgage network, Legal & General Partnerships Services Limited (LGPSL), access to its online new business system, OLP Connect.

The system is linked to Launchpad, LGPSL’s point-of-sale system, and allows ARs to manage their own cases.

It also provides a view of the progress of all an adviser’s applications as well as the ability to apply for up to 40 product variations from its life protection range on one application.

L&G also says improved point-of-sale underwriting will result in faster approvals.

Gary Burchett , managing director of housing at Legal & General, said: “OLP Connect represents a major investment for Legal & General to make LGPSL’s advisers’ lives easier by opening up our whole back office system to them. We’ve thought through every aspect of the end-to-end customer journey

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