Smartr365 adds DIP functionality following Iress integration

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Smartr365 has revealed that from the second quarter of 2020, its users will be able to automatically submit decision in principle applications to TSB, Principality Building Society and Darlington Building Society through its latest API integration with Iress’ Lender Connect.

The partnership means that Smartr365 users will be able to submit decision-in-principle applications to all lenders working with Lender Connect with one click through the portal’s APIs.

Brokers will then be able to submit full mortgage applications to these lenders without the need to re-key data, with new functionality available automatically.

Conor Murphy, CEO of Smartr365, said: “A simpler submission process means a smoother application for brokers and borrowers alike, and that’s exactly what our partnership with Iress delivers. We’re building on our existing lender connections to cover even more of the market, and our users can now efficiently progress applications with more of the country’s biggest lenders thanks to Lender Connect.

“Our platform is designed to reduce admin and help brokers focus on tasks which deliver value, and we look forward to working with Iress to do this.”

Andrew Simon, Iress executive general manager of product, added: “We’re delighted to welcome Smartr365 to Lender Connect. The platform continues to grow and now has some of the country’s largest lenders. We’re committed to ensuring that Lender Connect remains an open and inclusive platform that simplifies the mortgage journey both for customers and advisers.”

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