Mortgage Magic integrates Twenty7Tec’s SOURCE

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Mortgage Magic, the CRM and mortgage management platform, has integrated Twenty7Tec’s SOURCE solution into its broker proposition.

Mortgage Magic says it is working on a range of integrations. It recently announced that it will support qualifying small brokers with free access to the core Mortgage Magic platform

Tanjir Sugar, Mortgage Magic’s chief executive, claimed the platform is constantly developing and thanks to its AI and blockchain construction, is becoming a complete system for managing customers and their mortgage journeys from enquiry to completion.

He said: “Twenty7Tec shares our belief that technology development can never stand still and has rightly built a reputation as the ‘go to’ mortgage sourcing engine among advisers.

“Its success in the sector is underlined by becoming the leading facility of its kind in the market. We are delighted to make SOURCE by Twenty7Tec available to our growing user base.”

Phil Bailey, sales director at Twenty7Tec, said: “We are always looking to partner with fellow industry innovators. Mortgage Magic is clearly looking to offer mortgage brokers a different dimension to traditional CRM, supporting smaller firms and bringing technology to those that need it. Our SOURCE platform is perfectly matched to help benefit their members and support their growing distribution.”

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