Skipton integrates with Twenty7Tec’s Apply

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Twenty7Tec has announced the integration of Skipton Building Society into the APPLY module.

The collaboration is designed to streamline the research and application process for intermediaries by removing the need to re-key data and navigate multiple systems.

Through the integration, CloudTwenty7 users will be able to submit both Decision in Principles and full mortgage applications to Skipton Building Society via APPLY, and will also have complete visibility of case updates and decisioning through the module.

The integration will be piloted initially by Connells Estate Agency Mortgage Services, followed by a pilot rollout to both Connells Group and Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB). Following a successful pilot it will be rolled out to the wider market.

Nathan Reilly, director of lender relationships at Twenty7Tec, said: “Our data proves that a fully integrated journey across Decision in Principle and full mortgage application offers advisers the efficiency and time saving they’ve been looking for.

“With this in mind, we’re delighted to have worked with the team at Skipton Building Society to deliver an integration that will make a real difference to the way advisers submit mortgage business.”

Paul Fenn (pictured), head of business development at Skipton Building Society, added: “As we continue to invest in our technology and streamline our processes, it is really exciting to have been working with Twenty7Tec and the ‘Apply’ Module.

“Making things easier for brokers is important to us at Skipton and this integration will be a real time saving for brokers and will remove the need for the duplication of data during the DIP & full mortgage application.”

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