Pepper Money now on CloudTwenty7 APPLY

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Following a pilot, Twenty7Tec has announced that Pepper Money has been rolled out to all APPLY enabled users of the CloudTwenty7 platform.

The integration leverages the Twenty7Tec APPLY module, as well as the finova Distribution Hub, which Pepper is utilising as part of its origination solution.

Advisers can now submit Decision in Principle (DIP) applications to Pepper Money directly from within the CloudTwenty7 platform, avoiding duplication and speeding up cases. DIP decisions are then sent back to the CloudTwenty7 and displayed to the adviser and case information post-DIP will be available in the adviser portal to aid in the completion of the full application, reducing re-keying of data.

Nathan Reilly, director of lender relationships at Twenty7Tec, said:  “The rekeying of data remains a challenge for advisers, particularly for specialist cases where a number of options will often be explored.

“By working with the team at Pepper Money and finova, we’re pleased to have reduced this challenge for CloudTwenty7 users by delivering a more efficient submission process.”

Paul Adams (pictured), sales director at Pepper Money, added: “At Pepper Money, we’re not just known for our great specialist mortgage products, we also have a reputation for market leading service.

“Great service in the intermediary mortgage market isn’t just about individual underwriting, named case owners and responding quickly to phone calls, it’s also about investigating other ways to make life easier for brokers, and this integration does just that. We’re very pleased partner with Twenty7Tec on this launch of Pepper Money on its APPLY module.”

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