Mortgage Brain makes improvements to ConveyancingBrain

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Mortgage Brain has made a number of new system enhancements to its online comparison conveyancing service, ConveyancingBrain.

It includes the launch of a new residential and buy-to-let cashback remortgage proposition, which enables advisers to place cashback remortgage instructions for their clients.

Mortgage advisers using the system, which has generated over 27,000 conveyancing quotes, can now also add a solicitor of their choice to their own panel, and securely upload documentation requested by solicitors.

The new version of ConveyancingBrain also enables administrators to manage multiple accounts, and features a new postcode look-up tool, as well as new commercial conveyancing and bridging finance propositions.

Mark Lofthouse, CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “Listening to customers and pro-actively responding to market changes is crucial to the success of any technology provider and we take great pride in our flexibility and responsiveness in continuing to invest in and adapt our systems to meet the ever-changing needs of our customers.

“These latest enhancements will make it even easier for our many ConveyancingBrain users to offer quotes for cashback remortgages and standard conveyancing cases from one place. They can also use the system to be kept aware of the progress of their instructions and view an audit trail of their communications with solicitors, all within agreed time frames.”

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