SMS looks to save brokers’ time with Checkit

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Solent Mortgage Services (SMS) has added Checkit to its proposition.

Checkit is Omni Solutions’ application that intermediaries can use at the start of the advisory process to prequalify certain client information.

SMS already provides an independent case checking service. Checkit is accessible through SMS’s award winning extranet The Porthole.

Information available through Checkit includes client ID and anti-money laundering. SMS says it removes the need for paper evidence and provides a full credit check for risk assessment leaving no hard footprint on the file, automated property valuation, a full client report summary and an MI and audit trail.

Ian Balfour, CEO of SMS, said: “With the addition of Checkit

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