Mojo Mortgages integrates with Twenty7tec’s APPLY

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Twenty7tec has announced that Mojo Mortgages has integrated its APPLY module into its back office system.

This latest collaboration between the two businesses builds on Mojo’s long-standing use of Twenty7tec’s SOURCE module after it joined Twenty7tec in 2018. The APPLY integration enables advisers to complete mortgage research and then submit both decisions in principles and full mortgage applications to lenders.

APPLY streamlines the application submission process by acting as the single point of transmission for all data and documents relating to the application, reducing rekeying and giving time back to advisers to support their clients.

John Fraser-Tucker, head of Mortgages at Mojo Mortgages, said: “Twenty7tec’s APPLY tool has enhanced our mortgage application process and, therefore, by extension, our customers.

“The APPLY tool automatically fills in application forms for various mortgage lenders on a singular platform, eliminating the need to enter data manually. The APPLY tool has streamlined the process for our Mortgage Experts, saving hours of time across all of our mortgage applications.

“This extra time allows our mortgage experts to spend more time on the aspects of their job that they love the most – providing more personalised solutions, helping more people join the property ladder or helping them find the best deal for their circumstances.”

Megha Srivastava (pictured), national account manager at Twenty7tec, added: “This is a fantastic collaboration between two progressive and ambitious technology businesses that share the same desire to improve the adviser and customer experience. Mojo Mortgages has been a long-standing partner of ours and we’re excited to be supporting them with this latest initiative.”

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