Nivo launches AI assistant to automate mortgage case packaging

Published on

Nivo has launched an off-the-shelf artificial intelligence service designed to help mortgage brokers automate document collection and case packaging without changing their existing workflows.

The new service, called Nivo Collect, provides broker firms with a private branded AI assistant that gathers, checks and chases documentation required for mortgage applications, automating what is often one of the most time-consuming parts of the advice process.

Rather than requiring firms to build AI workflows, write prompts or integrate multiple tools, the service works through a brokerage’s existing email process. Firms email in a case and the assistant collects, verifies and follows up on the required documentation before returning a fully packaged case ready for submission.

The assistant requests documents from clients, checks information as it is received, identifies missing or inconsistent evidence, follows up automatically where required and compiles a completed submission pack. Nivo says this allows advisers and administrators to spend more time supporting clients and progressing cases.

The company said the service has been designed to allow firms to adopt AI without introducing new systems or changing established processes.

Nivo Collect has been developed specifically for regulated financial services. According to the company, it operates within each firm’s own secure environment, stores customer data within the EEA, does not use client data to train AI models and provides a complete audit trail of every AI interaction.

Broker firms can be up and running within hours, with no implementation project, setup fee or minimum contract term. Pricing starts from £1,000 per month.

Matthew Elliott, co-founder and chief commercial officer at Nivo, said: “Every broker is talking about AI, but most don’t want to become AI developers. They don’t want to build workflows, write prompts or stitch together different tools. They simply want AI to solve real operational problems.

“That’s exactly why we built Nivo Collect. We’ve taken one of the biggest administrative burdens in mortgage broking and turned it into an off-the-shelf service that firms can switch on in hours.

“Your brokerage gets its own AI assistant, working in your brand, over the email process you already use. It gathers documents, checks them, chases what’s missing and hands back a packaged case that’s ready for submission.

“It’s a quick and easy way of realising the immediate benefits of AI within your business.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Market Harborough reveals £120m Gen H mortgage portfolio acquisition

Market Harborough Building Society has acquired a £120m residential mortgage portfolio from Gen H...

UTB streamlines buy-to-let mortgage process with broker-focused operational changes

United Trust Bank has introduced a series of operational enhancements to its buy-to-let mortgage...

Home insurance price falls slow as market shows signs of turning

Home insurance premiums continued to fall during the second quarter of 2026, but the...

Landbay launches telephone sales team to support broker applications

Landbay has launched a dedicated telephone sales team to provide additional support to brokers...

Cost-of-living pressures leave homeowners cutting back on mortgage protection

Rising concern about financial resilience is being undermined by affordability pressures, with advisers reporting...

Latest publication

Other news

Market Harborough reveals £120m Gen H mortgage portfolio acquisition

Market Harborough Building Society has acquired a £120m residential mortgage portfolio from Gen H...

UTB streamlines buy-to-let mortgage process with broker-focused operational changes

United Trust Bank has introduced a series of operational enhancements to its buy-to-let mortgage...

Home insurance price falls slow as market shows signs of turning

Home insurance premiums continued to fall during the second quarter of 2026, but the...