Smartr365 and Twenty7Tec extend strategic partnership

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Smartr365 and Twenty7Tec have agreed a long-term extension to their existing working relationship.

Twenty7Tec’s MortgageSource system remains Smartr365’s preferred mortgage sourcing solution, and is fully integrated within the Smartr365 platform.

In addition, users of Smartr365 will soon have access to Twenty7Tec’s MortgageApply platform.

Conor Murphy, CEO, Smartr365, said: “Extending our partnership with Twenty7Tec is an important step in providing the latest and best technology for our users, direct from within the Smartr365 platform, as we look to integrate any and all services which can enhance advisers’ roles. Streamlining the mortgage sourcing process can save advisers hours of manual work, and as our preferred solution Twenty7Tec’s market leading MortgageSource system gives advisers more time to focus on advice.

“Further, integrating MortgageApply into our platform will give our users access to even more lenders and, alongside our other direct-to-lender integrations, provides advisers with maximum choice in the marketplace.”

Phil Bailey, sales & marketing director at Twenty7Tec, added: “We are extending our partnership with Smartr365 to build on the great work we’ve done together in the past. Smartr365 is focused on saving time and improving processes for advisers, and integrating both our MortgageSource and MortgageApply tools in the Smartr365 platform will benefit intermediaries of all sizes. We look forward to working more closely and collaboratively with Smartr365 in the future.”

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