Mortgage Intelligence provides free software to members

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Mortgage Intelligence has added Criteria Brain and Affordability Brain software to its range of free tools for network members.

Criteria Brain allows advisers to determine which lenders’ criteria match their clients’ needs, while Affordability Brain provides a view of borrowing options.

Network members of Mortgage Intelligence now have access to these tools alongside the full suite of Mortgage Brain’s software, including The Key and Sourcing Brain, at no extra cost.

John Cupis, managing director of Mortgage Intelligence, said: “Our priority at Mortgage Intelligence has always been to empower our advisers with the tools they need to succeed. By providing Criteria Brain and Affordability Brain free of charge, we are further enhancing the value of our membership and demonstrating our commitment to supporting our network with the best technology available.”

Zahid Bilgrami, CEO of Mortgage Brain, added: “We are thrilled to deepen our partnership with Mortgage Intelligence. Providing their network members with access to our full suite of software will undoubtedly aid advisers in delivering more precise and efficient service.

“This initiative exemplifies our shared goal of leveraging technology to drive the mortgage industry forward.”

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